Principal Product Manager, Commercial Banking

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We’re building Commercial Banking from the ground up and are looking for a Principal Product Manager to lead the strategy, roadmap, and delivery of our next-generation business banking platform.

This is a 0→1, company-level role responsible for defining how businesses move and manage money across modern rails — including Wires, ACH, FedNow, and emerging real-time/stablecoin settlement. You will set the vision, drive the roadmap and deliver the experiences and infrastructure that commercial clients need to run their businesses.

You’ll operate with high autonomy, influence executive strategy, and lead complex, regulated financial systems from concept through scale.

• Define the multi-year product vision and roadmap for Commercial Banking

• Own and deliver client facing experiences and APIs and end-to-end platform: business accounts, payments rails (Wires, ACH, FedNow), treasury capabilities, and APIs

• Lead 0→1 product development from discovery through launch and scale

• Manage and grow a product team to drive roadmap and delivery as business scales

• Partner cross-functionally with Business, Engineering, Risk, Compliance, Treasury, Finance, Sales and Operations teams to bring product roadmap to life

• Translate regulatory and operational constraints into elegant product solutions

• Drive measurable outcomes: adoption, volume, reliability, cost efficiency, and risk