Product Manager, Global Payments Infrastructure

Ebury; Porto; Híbrido; EUR 65 000 - 90 000; Tempo integral

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Competitive Starting Salary

Annual discretionary bonus

Dedicated Mentorship

Cutting-Edge Technology

Clear, Accelerated Career Progression

Dynamic & Supportive Culture

Generous Benefits Package

Central Porto Office

Resumo da oferta

Ebury Porto Office is seeking an experienced Product Manager to support the Money Flows platform by delivering new products and features, while expanding access to currencies and payment corridors for SMEs and entrepreneurs. You will shape the vision, strategy and execution from ideation to delivery in a hybrid Porto setting.

You will work closely with engineering and commercial teams to ensure timely delivery, translate regulatory changes into practical money flows, and develop a domain-focused

Qualificações

• Minimum 3-5 years of consulting experience in financial services or payments.
• Minimum 2 years in Fintech or Bank payments domain.
• Minimum 2 years in Product management for regulated financial products.

Responsabilidades

• Own and drive execution of a key Money Flow domain.
• Align with long-term product vision balancing features and debt.
• Translate regulatory changes into money flows.
• Collaborate with Engineering as a key stakeholder.
• Gather client feedback to define requirements.
• Present updates and trade-offs in shows & tells.

Conhecimentos

Consulting experience

Fintech/payments domain knowledge

Product management

Ferramentas

APIs integration

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Ebury Porto Office is seeking an experienced Product Manager to support the Money Flows platform by delivering new products and features, while expanding access to currencies and payment corridors for SMEs and entrepreneurs. You will shape the vision, strategy and execution from ideation to delivery in a hybrid Porto setting.

You will work closely with engineering and commercial teams to ensure timely delivery, translate regulatory changes into practical money flows, and develop a domain-focused