Lead Product Strategy Manager - Retail Financing
Wells Fargo
- Location
- CHARLOTTE, NC
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Senior
- Posted
- Aug 13, 2026
Skills
About this role
Wells Fargo is seeking a Lead Product Strategy Manager to join the Retail Services team within Consumer Banking & Lending (CBL). This is a product strategy leadership role focused on defining and evolving the Point-of-Sale Financing value proposition, product roadmap, merchant offering strategy, customer experience, and long-term portfolio growth. The role requires deep understanding of consumer lending, competitive dynamics, customer needs, customer journeys, product capabilities, and portfolio economics to identify and drive new growth opportunities. Successful candidates will be able to connect business strategy with customer experience and platform capabilities to develop innovative financing solutions that deliver value to consumers, merchants, and the business. About this role: This role is ideal for candidates with experience in product strategy, consumer lending, payments, cards, BNPL, retail financing, or adjacent financial services businesses who enjoy identifying market opportunities, evaluating customer journeys and product capabilities, developing business cases, influencing product direction, and driving growth through partnerships and innovation. This role is not primarily focused on agile delivery, backlog management, or technology execution. Wells Fargo’s Consumer Banking & Lending businesses (CBL) empower millions of customers to achieve their dreams every day. Whether it’s buying a home, purchasing a car, funding a significant purchase, or making important daily credit card purchases, Consumer Banking & Lending provides important credit products and services that help our customers succeed. Within Consumer Banking & Lending, the Retail Services team is responsible for Private Label Credit Cards and Point of Sale Financing. The Product Management team focused on product innovation, pricing, and portfolio financial performance. Learn more about the career areas and business divisions at wellsfargojobs.com. In this role, you will: Define and evolve the long-term product strategy for Point-of-Sale Financing capabilities and use cases. Identify opportunities for portfolio growth through new customer experiences, product capabilities, merchant propositions, pricing strategies, and partnership models. Conduct market, industry, competitive, and consumer research to identify emerging trends and inform strategic priorities. Partner with Relationship Management teams to understand merchant needs and translate those insights into product strategy and roadmap recommendations. Develop business cases and assess financial impact of new product features, capabilities, and investments. Use consumer, merchant, and portfolio analytics to identify opportunities to improve acquisition, engagement, profitability, and retention. Influence cross-functional stakeholders across Sales, Finance, Risk, Analytics, Technology, Operations, Legal, and Compliance to execute strategic initiatives. Monitor key portfolio performance indicators and recommend actions to improve growth and profitability. Identify growth and expense optimization opportunities across all P&L levers, helping to drive and implement those opportunities in collaboration with cross functional teams Required Qualifications: 5+ years of Product Management, product development, strategic planning, process management, change delivery experience, or equivalent demonstrated through one or a combination of the following: work experience, training, military experience, education Desired Qualifications: Experience developing product strategy for consumer lending, credit card, BNPL, POS financing, installment lending, payments, or related financial services products. Experience conducting competitive analysis, market assessments, and opportunity sizing to inform product investment decisions. Ability to evaluate customer journeys, product capabilities, and supporting technology ecosystems to identify opportunities, shape product strategy, and influence future product