Product Manager, Stripe

• We're looking for someone who meets the minimum requirements to be considered for the role. If you meet these requirements, you are encouraged to apply. The preferred qualifications are a bonus, not a requirement
• 7+ years in Product Management
• Strong product sense and deep empathy for user needs
• Proven experience building infrastructure and user experiences at scale
• Track record of operating effectively in highly cross-functional environments
• Comfort with ambiguity in rapidly-evolving problem spaces
• Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills
• Sharp written and verbal communication – you can distill complex requirements into clear, accessible language

Desirable

• The Ecosystem Risk Product Management team sits at the intersection of growth and protection. Our focus is twofold: enable online businesses – including those in emerging and regulated industries – to start and grow on Stripe, while protecting consumers, merchants, and partners from financial crimes
• We build financial infrastructure at scale that powers every transaction on Stripe, deliver merchant-facing API and UI experiences, and develop AI-driven solutions to some of the hardest and most exciting challenges in the digital economy
• Own the vision and multi-year roadmap for AI-powered financial crimes controls – spanning detection, investigation, information collection, and the UI/API surfaces that tie them together
• Build core infrastructure that underpins Stripe’s growing suite of products and services
• Develop investigator tools that power accurate case reviews using the best of AI and human expertise
• Drive cross-functional execution by partnering closely with engineering, operations, design, data science, go-to-market, legal, and product teams across Stripe
• Define and own success metrics, navigate complex trade-offs, drive prioritization, and measure outcomes with rigor to demonstrate impact
• Align leadership and stakeholders by synthesizing input from across the organization and external sources, and communicating a clear point of view to peers and executives
• Monitor the external landscape – regulatory trends, emerging technologies, and competitive offerings – to inform strategy and identify opportunities