Payments Product Manager

The Opportunity Hub UK Ltd; Newcastle; Hybrid; AUD 110.000 - 156.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Hybrid work

Private medical insurance

Pension contribution

Generous annual leave

Career progression

Zusammenfassung

The Opportunity Hub UK Ltd in Newcastle is seeking a mid-level Payments Product Manager to shape the future of Financial Services, with hybrid working options.

Own the roadmap for one or more payments products, translate regulatory requirements into features with engineering, and run stakeholder conversations across risk, operations and commercial teams.

Analyse data, write clear specs, monitor competitors, and drive delivery from discovery to launch in a fast-growing payments business.

Qualifikationen

• Solid experience as a Product Manager within financial services, ideally with direct payments exposure.
• Working knowledge of payment rails, open banking standards, or card scheme mechanics
• Comfortable reading regulatory guidance and turning it into practical product decisions
• Strong stakeholder management. You'll need to hold your ground with senior voices in the room
• A structured approach to prioritisation, backed by data rather than gut feel
• Clear written and verbal communication, especially when explaining technical trade-offs to non-technical colleagues

Aufgaben

• Own the roadmap for one or more payments products, from discovery through to launch and iteration
• Work closely with engineering to translate regulatory and compliance requirements into shippable features
• Run stakeholder conversations across risk, operations and commercial teams to keep priorities aligned
• Analyse transaction data and customer feedback to spot where the product is falling short
• Write clear specs and acceptance criteria that developers can actually build from
• Track competitor moves in the payments space and feed that intelligence into planning

Kenntnisse

Payments product mgmt

Financial services

Stakeholder management

Data-driven prioritisation

Jobbeschreibung

An exceptional opportunity for a mid-level Payments Product Manager to shape the future of Financial Services in Newcastle.

Payments infrastructure is under more pressure than it's ever been. Open banking, real-time settlement and tightening regulation mean firms need product people who understand both the technical rails and the commercial reality behind them. This growing financial services business is looking for a Payments Product Manager to help it do exactly that, based in Newcastle with hybrid flexibility built in.

The company has scaled steadily since its early years and now sits in that sweet spot: established enough to have real processes, small enough that one person can still shift the direction of a product. You'd be joining at a point where the payments roadmap genuinely needs shaping, not just maintaining.

Here’s what you’ll be doing:

Own the roadmap for one or more payments products, from discovery through to launch and iteration

Work closely with engineering to translate regulatory and compliance requirements into shippable features

Run stakeholder conversations across risk, operations and commercial teams to keep priorities aligned

Analyse transaction data and customer feedback to spot where the product is falling short

Write clear specs and acceptance criteria that developers can actually build from

Track competitor moves in the payments space and feed that intelligence into planning

Here are the skills you'll need:

Solid experience as a Product Manager within financial services, ideally with direct payments exposure

Working knowledge of payment rails, open banking standards, or card scheme mechanics

Comfortable reading regulatory guidance and turning it into practical product decisions

Strong stakeholder management. You'll need to hold your ground with senior voices in the room

A structured approach to prioritisation, backed by data rather than gut feel

Clear written and verbal communication, especially when explaining technical trade-offs to non-technical colleagues

Key perks and benefits:

£57,500 to £81,500 depending on experience, plus bonus scheme

Hybrid working, with the Newcastle office as your base

Private medical insurance and pension contribution

Generous annual leave with flexible working built into the culture

Genuine progression opportunities as the business continues to grow

Why pursue a career in Financial Services?

Financial services keeps reinventing how money actually moves, and payments sits right at the centre of that shift. Newcastle has quietly become a serious hub for the sector, with strong talent and a lower cost base than London, which means product roles here carry real weight rather than sitting three layers removed from decision-making. Get in now as a Payments Product Manager and the next five years of career progression practically build themselves.