Description
We are Adyen, the financial technology platform of choice for customers like Meta, Uber, H&M, and Microsoft. At Adyen, everything we do is engineered for ambition.
As a Senior Product Manager in the EMEA payments team, you will shape how leading merchants get paid across the region, through the payment methods their shoppers actually prefer. Your primary focus is our domestic card schemes: the local alternatives to Visa and Mastercard that are cheaper and, in several markets, perform better.
Responsibilities
- Set strategy and roadmap: Define the vision and roadmap for the domestic card schemes and help shape the wider payment method portfolio.
- Own scheme and partner relationships: Manage roadmap alignment, specification updates and escalations with scheme operators and partners.
- Drive delivery: Write clear product requirements and work with engineering on connections, tokenisation, Tap to Pay and authentication flows.
- Step up on team-wide initiatives: Take the lead on strategic, cross-payment-method topics as the team's priorities evolve.
- Make the commercial case and measure it: Work with sales, account management and pricing on how local schemes compare with global ones.
- Lead through influence: Align engineering, in-person payments, e-commerce payments, partner engineering, partnerships and operations.
Requirements
- 8+ years of product management experience in payments or fintech.
- A strong understanding of card processing and how schemes, acquirers, hosts and terminals fit together.
- Technical credibility: you can read API and message specifications, discuss architecture with engineers and judge effort and risk.
- Strategic thinking: you turn open-ended questions into a clear direction and roadmap.
- Strong stakeholder skills with external partners and schemes.
- A commercial and data-driven mindset: you can explain the margin, performance and cost effects of a product decision.
- Proven ability to lead through influence, across many workstreams, markets and time zones.
- Clear written communication, including product requirement documents that engineers and agents can act on.
Benefits
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