Description
We're looking for a Principal Product Manager to join our team in London. As a Principal Product Manager, you will be responsible for ideating, planning, building, launching, and growing financial services products.
Ideate You will own the roadmap, identify next highest priority problems to solve, and influence the company towards a strategic direction based on your knowledge and expertise. You will validate the roadmap with customers and take output from junior product team members' research to advance the planning.
Plan You will represent the product vision and voice of the customer in planning sessions with Design and Architecture/Engineering. You will be knowledgeable enough to challenge the approach and ensure the best approach is being pursued.
Build You will be involved in key milestones, major stakeholder in sprint reviews, and weekly demos.
Launch You will lead customer-facing Early Adopter conversations and develop a strategic launch plan with a cross-functional team.
Grow You will help junior product team members interpret success metrics and work with customer awareness.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in business, finance, computer science, or a related field with 8+ years of related experience
- Experience in presenting to multiple layers of a company, including executives
- Strong understanding of software development processes, technologies, and methodologies
- Experience being involved in the sales cycle and conducting customer interviews
- Outstanding written and oral communication skills
- Proven ability to plan and deliver products in an agile environment
- Demonstrable ability to gather and transform product feedback into actionable requirements
- Experience with loan origination software/technology and commercial onboarding, CLM, or KYB/KYC compliance technology
- Familiarity with EMEA regulatory landscape (UK MLR, AMLR 2027)
Nice to Have
- Advanced knowledge of Agile principles
- Advanced knowledge of the commercial, small business banking, treasury, consumer space in relation to both processes and regulations