Product Manager – Merchants & Online Payments

Hatch; Sydney; On-site; AUD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Australian Payments Plus is seeking a Product Manager for Merchants and Online products within the AP+ Retail Payments team. You will manage retail products in online channels end-to-end, turning market insights into clear priorities and value.

You’ll work with Product, Marketing, Commercial and Operations to shape roadmaps and drive adoption across Australia’s domestic payments ecosystem. You’ll likely have 3+ years in product management with card payments and e‑commerce, using market research,

Qualifications

• 3+ years of product management experience with a focus on card payments and e-commerce.
• Experience using market research, user feedback, and performance data to shape roadmaps.
• Proven experience developing and managing eCommerce payment products or merchant propositions with acquirers, PSPs and merchants.
• Strong customer and stakeholder management and cross-functional influence.
• Knowledge of payments products, technology, and the financial industry with relevant qualifications or industry experience.

Responsibilities

• Manage products across the lifecycle from discovery to launch and optimization.
• Assess opportunities via feasibility analysis, business cases, cost, impact and risk.
• Develop product definitions and translate strategy into an outcome-based roadmap.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize performance and outcomes.
• Gather and communicate insights on trends, needs and risks to shape propositions.

Job description

Australian Payments Plus is seeking a Product Manager for Merchants and Online products within the AP+ Retail Payments team. You will manage retail products in online channels end-to-end, turning market insights into clear priorities and value.

You’ll work with Product, Marketing, Commercial and Operations to shape roadmaps and drive adoption across Australia’s domestic payments ecosystem. You’ll likely have 3+ years in product management with card payments and e‑commerce, using market research,