Credit Card Product Manager — Growth & Rewards (Remote)

One; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock options

Health benefits from Day 1

401(k) plan with company match

Remote-friendly (US)

Job summary

OnePay is building a consumer fintech platform with a growing credit card program developed with Walmart. You will own the card’s growth from acquisition to engagement, refine the rewards economics, and collaborate with partners to drive data-informed decisions.

The role involves working with engineering and analytics to decide what to build, justify it, and monitor results after launch, while directly partnering with the Product Lead on priorities and roadmap execution.

Qualifications

• Ownership of a credit card product or a real piece of it.
• Grasp of card economics (interchange, rewards cost, interest income, credit losses) and how issuers, networks, processors, and partners fit together.
• Experience shipping with engineers and reading data.
• Results you can put numbers on (e.g., approval rates, activation, spend).
• Experience working with external partners such as banks, card networks, or retailers.

Responsibilities

• Own growth and performance of the card across the customer journey: acquisition, activation, and ongoing engagement.
• Work on the rewards program and the economics behind it.
• Build and grow the product relationship with our partners, bringing data and a point of view to decisions.
• Work with engineering and analytics to decide what to build, make the case for it, and monitor after launch.
• Work directly with the Product Lead on priorities and run big parts of the roadmap.

Skills

Card ownership

Card economics

Shipping with engineers

Data-driven results

Partnerships

Job description

OnePay is building a consumer fintech platform with a growing credit card program developed with Walmart. You will own the card’s growth from acquisition to engagement, refine the rewards economics, and collaborate with partners to drive data-informed decisions.

The role involves working with engineering and analytics to decide what to build, justify it, and monitor results after launch, while directly partnering with the Product Lead on priorities and roadmap execution.