Founding Product Manager, 0–1 Products

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Founding Product Manager creating new products for community financial institutions. Leading product development with support from design and engineering teams in a hands-on environment.

Posted 7/23/2026full-timeRemote • Alabama, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $150,000 - $200,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in product development and decision-making, with a strong focus on evidence-based strategies that drive adoption, retention, and revenue. Capable of operating in unstructured environments while effectively communicating with stakeholders across various levels, including financial perspectives.

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Product DevelopmentAI-NativeEvidence-Based Decision MakingCommercial ExperienceClear Communication

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Hard Skills

Product Line DevelopmentPrototypingTestingBudget ManagementBuild-Vs-Buy Analysis

Soft Skills

Problem SolvingStakeholder EngagementDecision Making

Industry Keywords

BankingCredit UnionProduct AdoptionRetentionRevenue Generation

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Find the real problem
Talk to bankers & credit union operators until a pattern is obvious
Decide what's worth building and what isn't, and own that decision out loud
Build to learn before you build to earn
Prototype & test, kill what doesn't work
Ship
Work the trade-offs with engineering and get real product out the door used by customers
Keep score
Speak CFO, not just PM

Requirements

What you’ll need

You've built a product or product line where none existed before
You're AI-native
You think and write clearly
You've made a real bet with real consequences (budget, headcount, a build-vs-buy call)
You've operated without structure and made good decisions anyway
You run on evidence, not opinion
Commercial experience tying product decisions to adoption, retention, revenue, or share of wallet

Benefits

Comp & perks

Medical, dental, and vision coverage
Flexible PTO
401(k) match
Work-from-home stipend
A MacBook Pro
Modern product-development tools