Digital Banking Product Manager

The Opportunity Hub UK Ltd; Glasgow; Hybrid; GBP 57,000 - 84,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity in the business

Hybrid working from Glasgow base

Learning and development budget

Flat structure with multi-hat roles

Job summary

The Opportunity Hub UK Ltd in Glasgow is building a digital banking product and seeks a Digital Banking Product Manager to own the roadmap from discovery through launch and iteration. This startup vibe operates with both speed and accountability, shipping features that matter in regulated financial services.

You will partner with engineers, designers and compliance, translate regulations into product decisions, run user research, set meaningful metrics, and present trade-offs to leadership in

Qualifications

• Multiple years managing digital products, ideally in financial services or a regulated industry.
• Understanding banking, payments or lending and ability to question engineers and compliance.
• Proven track record shipping product in a fast-moving environment.
• Strong prioritisation instincts.
• Clear written and verbal communication as translator between teams.
• Curious mindset and willingness to challenge assumptions.

Responsibilities

• Own the roadmap for a core digital banking product, from discovery through to launch and iteration.
• Work directly with engineers, designers and compliance colleagues to ship features that actually get used.
• Translate regulatory requirements into product decisions without slowing the team to a crawl.
• Run customer research and use it to challenge your own assumptions, not just confirm them.
• Set metrics that matter, track them honestly, and drop features that aren't earning their place.
• Present progress and trade-offs to leadership in plain language, no jargon.

Skills

Digital product management

Financial services experience

Shipping in fast-paced env

Prioritisation

Communication

Curious mindset

Job description

Step into this Digital Banking Product Manager role and build something that matters in Financial Services.

Banking has moved onto phones and into apps, and the institutions winning right now are the ones treating product as a discipline, not an afterthought. This is a startup building digital banking tools from the ground up, small enough that your decisions actually ship, big enough that the stakes are real. Based in Glasgow, they're hiring for the next stage of growth.

Here's what you'll be doing:

• Own the roadmap for a core digital banking product, from discovery through to launch and iteration
• Work directly with engineers, designers and compliance colleagues to ship features that actually get used
• Translate regulatory requirements into product decisions without slowing the team to a crawl
• Run customer research and use it to challenge your own assumptions, not just confirm them
• Set metrics that matter, track them honestly, and drop features that aren't earning their place
• Present progress and trade-offs to leadership in plain language, no jargon

Here are the skills you'll need:

• Several years managing digital products, ideally somewhere inside financial services or a regulated industry
• Comfort with the mechanics of banking, payments or lending, enough to ask sharp questions of engineers and compliance alike
• A track record of shipping product in a fast-moving environment, not just planning it
• Sharp prioritisation instincts. You'll have more good ideas than time
• Clear written and verbal communication, because you'll be the translator between teams that don't naturally speak the same language
• A genuinely curious streak. The best product managers ask "why" one more time than feels comfortable

Key perks and benefits:

• £57,000 to £84,000, depending on experience
• Equity in the business, so the upside is yours too
• Hybrid working from the Glasgow base, with flexible hours around it
• A proper learning and development budget, spent on what actually helps you grow
• A flat structure where you'll wear more than one hat and nobody's precious about job titles

Why pursue a career in Financial Services?

Financial services hasn't finished being rebuilt, not by a long way, and product people who understand both the technology and the regulation are in short supply. Glasgow has become a serious hub for this work, with a deep pool of banking talent and none of the overheads of London. Get in at this level and the ceiling above you is high.