Top Fintech Product Manager Jobs in Austin, TX

Lead day-to-day Product Risk Management operations: identify, assess, mitigate, and report product risks; define processes, standards, and tools; run risk assessments and executive reporting; partner with product, engineering, legal, compliance and auditors to embed ERM and ensure post-launch monitoring and issue remediation.

Own feature-level product delivery from discovery through launch and iteration. Write PRDs/user stories, prioritize backlogs, run lightweight research and experiments, partner with design and engineering, instrument features and monitor metrics, coordinate releases and go-to-market, and ensure operational readiness and quality.

Lead product design, requirements, prioritization, and delivery for complex cross-functional initiatives. Build adoption and customer-health dashboards, analyze usage and competitive positioning, resolve customer escalations, and translate feedback into product improvements. Support enablement through webinars, documentation, and training, while representing the product with customers, advisory boards, and executive stakeholders. Partner closely with Engineering, UX, Platform, Support, Services, Growth, and Customer Success teams.

The Sr. Product Manager oversees digital product development, collaborates on the product roadmap, manages initiatives, and ensures alignment with organizational goals through data and metrics.

Lead strategy and roadmap to build a personalized growth engine using AI and marketing technology. Define requirements across data infrastructure, multi-channel outreach, app surfaces, creative personalization, and incentive systems. Run experimentation, set KPIs, drive cross-vertical adoption, and align engineering, design, data, and marketing to scale repeatable user habits and retention.

Own commercial success for a flagship payments product: run pilots, set pricing and packaging, drive adoption and revenue, translate customer signals into product strategy, enable GTM, and report performance to executives and board.

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

Own and prioritize the Workday/ERP product backlog, translate business needs into epics and user stories, partner with Finance and business leaders, support Agile delivery and releases, manage integrations and reporting, ensure compliance and security, and drive continuous improvement and adoption across Workday modules.

Own the strategy and roadmap for enterprise identity and multi-user capabilities, including RBAC, organization management, SSO, provisioning, authentication, and account security. Lead cross-functional launches with engineering, security, legal, privacy, and customer experience teams. Define platform vision, address vulnerabilities, establish privileged-access safeguards, and translate complex identity requirements into intuitive experiences for business and consumer customers.

Own the end-to-end data onboarding product roadmap, including legacy POS extraction, transformation, validation, internal tooling, and customer-facing onboarding experiences. Drive automation, improve install readiness and specialist efficiency, define product requirements and metrics, and develop a path toward self-service onboarding. Partner with engineering, onboarding, go-to-market, and customers while planning for scale and using AI tools to accelerate discovery and workflow automation.