Technical Product Manager

Role Overview

• Translate projects, initiatives and quarterly rocks into detailed technical requirements and execution plans.
• Partner closely with engineering, data, and design to build, test, and launch high-quality features.
• Own technical product documentation, user stories, and release management end-to-end.
• Use SQL and data analysis to define KPIs, validate hypotheses, and monitor product performance.
• Constantly run A/B tests and experiments, driving learning loops from idea to measurable outcome.
• Ensure alignment across engineering, operations, and other stakeholders through clear communication and ruthless prioritization.
• Anticipate technical risks, edge cases, and dependencies early—and manage them proactively.
• Operate with urgency and ownership in an environment with evolving requirements and constraints.
• Collaborate with data and AI teams to bring intelligence and automation into product workflows.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or advanced degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or other technical discipline (required).
• Deep technical understanding of APIs, integrations, architecture, and data flows.
• Strong SQL skills and comfort querying and interpreting data independently.
• 6–10 years of product experience, ideally in fintech, e-commerce, rewards platforms, payments, or AI-enabled products.
• Proven record of building and shipping complex products from concept to iteration.
• Experience working in agile, fast-moving environments with engineering-heavy collaboration.
• Hands-on familiarity with AI tools, data models, or generative AI applications—personally, professionally, or better yet, both!
• Comfortable working in ambiguity and making sound decisions with incomplete information.
• Analytical, structured thinker who can translate technical complexity into actionable plans.
• Strong written and verbal communication—can hold your own in both engineering standups and executive reviews.
• Understanding of App Store Ecosystems: You must know the ins and outs of the App Store (iOS) and Google Play Store (Android). This includes submission guidelines, review timelines, and how to handle app rejections.
• Knowledge of Mobile Release Cycles: Experience with staged rollouts, forced updates, and backward compatibility.
• Subscription Lifecycle Management: Experience managing the technical side of subscriptions, such as grace periods (what happens when a card fails), and renewal logic.
• Entitlement Management: Have a baseline understanding how the backend grants or revokes access to features based on the user's current subscription status.

Tech Stack

• Android
• iOS
• SQL