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Bree, a Canadian consumer finance platform, is seeking a Technical Program Manager to translate company priorities into well-defined engineering programs and shepherd them to release.
You will collaborate with Engineering, Product, Design, CX, Operations, Legal and leadership. This role is not a pure project coordinator; you should be technical enough to understand APIs, migrations, integrations, and AI/model changes, guiding decisions and managing risk.
Bree is a consumer finance platform that brings better, faster, and cheaper financial services to over half the Canadian population who live paycheck to paycheck. We operate in a huge, but overlooked market in a country with the least amount of financial technology innovation in the developed world. Our first act is to become the cheapest and best provider of short-term credit to the 20 million people in Canada who live paycheck to paycheck.
More than 800,000 Canadians have already signed up with Bree and we believe we are just scratching the surface. We are in an exciting place where we have product market fit, explosive growth, and a clear path to becoming one of the most important FinTechs in Canada.
We have had zero voluntary employee churn. We were part of Y Combinator in 2021 and raised a $2M seed round shortly after.
Bree’s engineering team works across customer-facing products, regulatory expansion, payments, infrastructure, security, data, and machine learning. As the company grows, the work increasingly spans multiple teams and requires clearer ownership, sequencing, and communication.
We are looking for a Technical Program Manager to help turn company priorities into well-defined engineering programs and carry them through to release.
You will work closely with Engineering, Product, Design, CX, Operations, Legal, and leadership. You will help clarify the problem, break large initiatives into manageable workstreams, identify dependencies, establish ownership, and make sure decisions and risks remain visible.
This is not a meeting coordinator or status-reporting role. You should be technical enough to understand how an API, database migration, mobile release, third-party integration, or model change affects a project. You will not be expected to write production code, but you will be expected to ask the questions that help the team make better decisions.