
Staff Product Manager, Consumer Card
GoodLeap
full-time
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Location Type: Hybrid
Location: San Francisco • California • Florida • United States
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Salary
💰 $185,000 - $210,000 per year
Job Level
About the role
- Take ownership of GoodLeap’s card product at launch and drive its success in market — ensuring the product is performing, customers are activating, and issues are identified and resolved quickly.
- Lead the phased rollout strategy for the card product, expanding access to more customers over time in a deliberate and operationally sound way.
- Define what success looks like for the product at each stage of growth; establish the KPIs, health metrics, and customer experience benchmarks that guide decision-making as the product scales.
- Identify and address early friction points in the customer experience — from application through activation and ongoing card use — coordinating across teams to resolve them rapidly.
- Own and maintain the post-launch product roadmap for GoodLeap’s card product, balancing near-term operational needs with longer-term product vision and growth opportunities.
- Collaborate closely with product teams across GoodLeap — including Payments, B2B, Homeowner, Servicing, and Platform teams to align on shared systems, APIs, and product surfaces needed to deliver on the card product roadmap and support scaled rollout.
- Partner with Operations to ensure that there are the right operational processes in place to support the product needs as it scales.
- Manage relationships with the card product’s external vendor ecosystem — spanning multiple third-party partners across areas such as card issuing, underwriting, fraud, and servicing — ensuring vendors are performing to expectations and that their roadmaps align with product needs.
Requirements
- 7+ years of product management experience, including senior or staff-level ownership with a proven track record of successfully scaling credit card programs
- Demonstrated experience owning a product in its early growth and scaled rollout phases —driving adoption, improving the customer experience based on live data, and expanding availability to new customer segments.
- Familiarity with credit card product mechanics — including underwriting, credit structures, and card network relationships — is required; experience in consumer lending or home finance is a plus.
- Experience with fraud and risk prevention and management is preferred
- Proven ability to collaborate across multiple product and engineering teams without direct reporting authority; skilled at building alignment and keeping delivery on track in complex, matrixed organizations.
- Strong product roadmap and prioritization skills; able to balance near-term product health and operational needs with longer-term growth opportunities and communicate trade-offs clearly to stakeholders.
- Data-driven approach to product decisions; experience defining and monitoring KPIs, interpreting product analytics, and translating data into roadmap actions.
- Entrepreneurial mindset with a high tolerance for ambiguity; energized by the challenge of making a newly launched product work at scale and motivated by measurable customer and business outcomes.
- Experience managing third-party vendor relationships in a fintech or financial services context; comfortable holding vendors accountable to SLAs, evaluating performance, and coordinating vendor roadmaps alongside internal product planning.
- Experience navigating regulatory requirements in consumer lending or card products (e.g., TILA, ECOA, UDAAP, card network compliance) is a plus.
Benefits
- In addition to the above salary, this role may be eligible for a bonus and equity.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
product managementcredit card programsunderwritingcredit structuresfraud preventionrisk managementKPI monitoringproduct analyticsroadmap prioritizationvendor management
Soft Skills
collaborationalignment buildingcommunicationdata-driven decision makingentrepreneurial mindsettolerance for ambiguitystakeholder managementcustomer experience improvementproblem-solvingoperational strategy