Senior Product Manager, Payments

Oura Oura · Consumer · AMERICAS · Product

Senior Product Manager for Payments at Oura, focusing on expanding Oura's reach to various commerce channels globally, managing the entire payments stack from member experience to settlement and reconciliation, and ensuring scalability and operational efficiency. Requires deep experience in payments infrastructure, card payments, partner ecosystems, and collaboration with engineering and operational teams.

What you'd actually do

  1. Lead the Payments team.
  2. Establish the Payments team’s strategic importance and business value.
  3. Craft the vision and strategy for the Payments team, and communicate the business value of payments to stakeholders.
  4. Collaborate with engineering on the team roadmap, bringing context to business objectives and craft frameworks to help the team make decisions.
  5. Actively collaborate with engineering on service oriented architecture development across all phases of development - design, build, migrate, and operationalize.

Skills

Required

  • 8+ years experience as a product manager, with a focus on payments
  • Payments experience that extends far “into the stack” - from frontend user experience optimization, to integration, to ongoing operations, to finance.
  • Experience in payments infrastructure such as vaulting, ledger systems, routing, tokenization, and optimization.
  • A deep understanding of how card payments work, and how to operate within a payments partner ecosystem.
  • Experience in managing partner relationships, including ongoing accountability and negotiations.
  • Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively across disciplines on a distributed team.
  • Experience in enterprise/B2B ecommerce on a global scale.
  • Demonstrated ability to collaborate well with engineering, and be their internal champion.
  • Enough technical knowledge to be “dangerous.” You can write an API spec but not necessarily code to it.
  • Experience with different levels of scale.
  • Excellent prioritization skills, developing frameworks to help distributed teams make decisions and execute.

Nice to have

  • Bonus if in an ecommerce setting.

What the JD emphasized

  • Payments experience that extends far “into the stack”
  • Experience in payments infrastructure
  • A deep understanding of how card payments work
  • Experience in enterprise/B2B ecommerce on a global scale
  • Enough technical knowledge to be “dangerous.”