Top Fintech Product Manager Jobs in Austin, TX

The Senior Product Manager will lead the Margin product domain, define strategies, manage product lifecycles, and collaborate with engineering teams to enhance fintech solutions.

The Senior Product Manager will lead the payments product strategy, collaborating with teams to drive user adoption, comply with regulations, and analyze performance metrics.

Lead regional growth strategy for USDC by building partnerships with exchanges and OTC desks, delivering regionally compliant product initiatives, and creating AI-driven, automated growth platforms. Own experimentation frameworks, dashboards, and metrics to scale liquidity, adoption, and measurable share shift versus competing stablecoins through cross-functional execution and data-driven prioritization.

The Senior Product Manager will own the strategy and execution of Toast's configuration platform, collaborating with engineering, design, and customer teams to enhance the user experience and support diverse business needs.

The role involves launching and scaling acquisition channels for the Affirm Card, defining roadmaps, executing acquisition programs, and collaborating cross-functionally to optimize customer acquisition and retention.

The Product Manager will oversee ClassWallet products from conception to delivery, ensuring stakeholder needs are addressed and maximizing product value through effective collaboration and prioritization.

As Principal Product Manager, you will define the strategy for Upstart's pricing platform, enhancing its scalability and reliability while collaborating across teams to innovate pricing capabilities for loan products.

The Product Marketing Manager will develop marketing strategies for SMB products, optimize user journeys, and collaborate on growth initiatives.

The Principal Product Manager, Growth will drive product strategies to enhance homeowner acquisition through innovative self-serve tools and cross-functional collaboration, focusing on growth levers and AI integration.

The Product Manager will oversee product discovery and delivery, manage the backlog, and collaborate with teams to align product strategy with customer needs.