Product Manager, Gift Cart

fundraiseup; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical insurance

Remote work with home-office setup

24 paid vacation days

18 paid public holidays

Professional education budget

Gym or pool access

Equity options

Flat, transparent culture

Job summary

FundraiseUp is seeking a Product Manager for its Gift Cart, a rapidly expanding giving surface on a global platform. You will own this product end-to-end, shape strategy, run discovery, and lead delivery across the full lifecycle.

You will define a multi-quarter roadmap, engage with customers and success teams, and produce engineering-ready specs. Expect cross-functional collaboration with design, engineering, and analytics to drive growth and transformation.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated experience owning a product area end-to-end with outcomes responsibility.
• Ability to develop a 12–24 month strategy and roadmap with clear reasoning.
• Strong analytical skills for funnels, growth levers, and data-informed calls.
• Proven ability to write specifications engineers can implement with no questions.
• Systems thinking to understand dependencies and downstream impact.
• Solid UX sensibility and ability to advocate for quality UX.
• Cross-functional collaboration with design, engineering, analytics and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Define a multi-quarter strategy and roadmap for the gift cart, articulating priorities.
• Engage with customers and success managers, partnering with analytics for growth.
• Produce engineering-ready specifications covering detailed requirements and edge cases.
• Drive features from idea through launch with design and engineering.
• Track product health metrics like conversion, average gift size, error rates.
• Prepare customer success and sales teams for each launch with timely context.

Skills

End-to-end ownership

Roadmap planning

Data analysis

Specification writing

Cross-functional collab

UX sensibility

Job description

Role overview

The Gift Cart is a rapidly expanding giving surface on a global fundraising platform, enabling donors to support multiple causes in a single checkout. It helps nonprofit organizations broaden donor engagement beyond standard donation forms, covering programs from humanitarian aid to symbolic adoptions. The Product Manager will own this product end-to-end, shaping strategy, leading discovery, and guiding delivery across the full lifecycle.

Responsibilities

• Define a multi-quarter strategy and roadmap for the gift cart, articulating priorities and the reasoning behind each decision
• Engage regularly with customers and customer success managers, partnering with analytics to surface growth opportunities
• Produce engineering-ready specifications that cover detailed requirements and edge cases
• Drive features from idea through launch in close collaboration with design and engineering
• Track product health metrics, including conversion, average gift size, and error rates, and diagnose the underlying drivers
• Prepare customer success and sales teams for each launch so they have timely context

Requirements

• Demonstrated experience owning a product area end-to-end with accountability for outcomes, not just tasks
• Ability to develop a 12–24 month strategy and roadmap, with clear reasoning behind decisions
• Strong analytical skills: comfortable analyzing funnels, identifying growth levers, and making data-informed calls
• Proven ability to write specifications engineers can implement without open questions
• Systems thinking: understanding dependencies and anticipating the downstream impact of changes
• Solid UX sensibility and the ability to advocate for quality user experiences
• Comfortable working cross-functionally with design, engineering, analytics, and business stakeholders

Nice to have

• Background in e-commerce or products featuring multi-step checkout flows
• Familiarity with nonprofit organizations, donor behavior, or the fundraising sector
• Experience with payment flows or other financial products

Benefits and work setup

• High-ownership environment with direct collaboration across engineering, design, analytics, and customer success
• AI is treated as a default working tool to accelerate analysis, documentation, and communication
• Remote working with home-office setup assistance, plus co-working support
• Private medical insurance covering the employee and their family
• 24 paid vacation days plus 18 paid public holidays per year
• English learning courses and a budget for relevant professional education
• Gym or swimming pool support
• Equity options as part of a long-term contribution model
• Flat, transparent culture that openly shares growth and revenue context