Product Manager – Card Payments (Processing)

London (Hybrid – 3 days in office) + ✈️ Occasional travel to Berlin

£100,000 - £110,000 + Bonus

Working with a high-growth, global fintech building out its core payments infrastructure.

This role sits within the card acquiring / processing space, focused on scaling and optimising payment capabilities across multiple markets.

You’ll be stepping into a high-impact, execution-heavy role where product craft matters more than domain depth.

What you’ll be doing:

• Owning product initiatives across the end-to-end lifecycle from discovery through to launch
• Working closely with engineering, commercial and compliance teams to deliver scalable payment solutions
• Translating complex scheme and processing requirements into clear, deliverable product outcomes
• Driving improvements in performance, reliability and scalability of payment flows
• Partnering cross-functionally to unlock new opportunities across global markets
• Collaborating with a high-performing engineering team, including occasional travel to Berlin

What they’re looking for:

• 5+ years of Product Management experience
• Strong product fundamentals – prioritisation, delivery, stakeholder management
• Experience working in complex, cross-functional environments
• Ability to take ownership and drive initiatives forward with pace
• Payments experience is helpful, but not essential

Why this role:

• Exposure to large-scale, global payment systems
• Opportunity to work on products used at significant transaction volumes
• Strong product culture with emphasis on ownership and delivery
• Clear progression into more senior product roles

If you’re a solid Product Manager looking to step into a more complex, high-scale environment, this is your next move.

Please note:

We are an equal opportunity employer. Regardless of race, gender or age, we implore you to apply if you feel that you may be a good fit for the role. Whilst we make every effort to get back to every applicant, sometimes you may not get a response due to the sheer volume of applications.

We are also, unfortunately, unable to accept applicants who require visa sponsorship.