Technical Product Manager

• Join our fast-paced and collaborative environment as a Technical Product Manager.
• You understand the credit union and community bank buyer. The institution is the client, the account holder is the user, and both need to be happy
• You ship first drafts fast and iterate in the open
• You use AI tools daily and can show us a workflow you built, not just a prompt you typed

About Bankjoy

You understand how fintech products plug into a bank: which data comes from the core, which the vendor holds, and where the two disagree. Direct core experience is a plus but not required

Responsibilities

• You will own every PRD, vendor decision, and roadmap call in the fintech space.
• Your responsibilities will include taking vendors from first call to production, writing clear and readable PRDs, conducting technical diligence, coordinating across teams, documenting what ships, designing without waiting, building your own tooling, and leading the squad.
• You will manage payments, cards, data and identity, documents and imaging, and shape how new vendors join the platform.
• Prendre en charge chaque aspect de l'intégration des fournisseurs, de l'évaluation à la production.
• Rédiger des spécifications claires et lisibles pour les ingénieurs, en couvrant les exigences des fournisseurs et les décisions techniques.
• Coordonner les efforts entre les équipes, en travaillant avec les équipes d'authentification, de banque de base et de produit central.
• You've shipped at least one third-party integration end to end: vendor evaluation, requirements, certification, pilot, and production
• 4+ years as a product manager on a B2B platform, with at least 2 years in integrations, payments, or fintech infrastructure
• You've managed a vendor relationship where the vendor's process set the schedule
• You record decisions as they happen, with the reasons behind them

Requirements

• You write clearly and concisely. Short sentences, active voice, no filler. (We'll ask for a writing sample.)
• You know what puts a flow in PCI scope and what doesn't
• You can read C# and TypeScript well enough to trace a code path, spot a missing piece, and estimate a change
• You understand SSO and API auth patterns in practice: OAuth client credentials, token exchange (RFC 8693), SAML, JWKS, signed URLs, and iframe postMessage
• You can derive requirements from an OpenAPI spec or Postman collection
• You're comfortable with git (branches, rebases, diffs, cherry-picks) and can open a PR

Benefits

• Enjoy benefits such as stock options, 100% medical coverage, 401(k) plan with 4% match, performance-based bonuses, and more.