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Dots in San Francisco is hiring its first product hire to own the payouts product—from developer APIs to the payer dashboard. You’ll talk to customers to shape what to build, defend it with data, and set a roadmap with the founders and engineering.
You’ll be hands-on with product design, pricing, and packaging, and work directly with engineers to ship. The role requires a track record of taking a product from idea to paying customers and the instinct to push back when needed.
About Dots
Dots (usedots.com) is a Series A fintech backed by Y Combinator and DCM, building payout infrastructure for marketplaces and digital platforms. In the past year, we have grown our revenues by over 400%, and have built a deep base of loyal customers.
Since our founding 4 years ago, we’ve moved nearly $3 billion per year to more than 1 million payees across 190+ countries, helping businesses onboard, pay and manage recipients around the world.
The role
You’ll own the product companies use to build and operate payouts on Dots, from the APIs developers integrate with to the dashboard their teams use to manage money movement, as well as the experience their payees go through to get verified and receive their money.
Your first job is to talk to enough customers to form a view on what we should build, then defend it.
You’ll decide what we build next, work directly with engineering to ship it and own pricing and packaging alongside the founders. You’ll also be hands‑on with product design, shaping flows, screens and interactions as you take ideas from problem definition through launch.
This is our first product hire. There is no roadmap waiting for you.
You report directly to the founders, who have strong opinions and expect you to push back on them.
What you’ll do
About you
You’re comfortable operating without a roadmap and forming your own view of what the right answer should be.
You like talking to customers, getting deep into the product and working directly with engineers. You care about the details of what gets shipped, but you’re equally comfortable making larger strategic decisions about where the product should go.
You set a high bar, welcome strong opinions and are willing to push back when you disagree.
What you’ll bring
Bonus points if you have
Tech stack
You don’t need to write production code, but you should be comfortable working closely with engineers and understanding the systems you’re making product decisions about.
What we provide