Stripe, Inc. is a global technology company with offices and remote employees worldwide, team members who speak more than 30 languages, and millions of users. A
Staff Product Manager – Link Consumer Product
Location
California + 1 moreAll locations: California | New York
Posted
149 days ago
Salary
0
Seniority
Lead
Job Description
Staff Product Manager – Link Consumer Product
Stripe, Inc.
• Be the voice of the consumers both within Link and more broadly at Stripe. • Work closely with our customers, product teams, and cross functional partners to build a comprehensive experience for Link consumers. • Help set an ambitious roadmap for product development and expansion of Link’s capabilities. • Collaborate with stakeholders across the organization
Job Requirements
- Brings 8+ years of experience in a product or other technical role
- Has experience working on world-class consumer products at scale
- Has a high-level of taste, judgment and design empathy
- Brings a desire for continuous product improvement
- Has managed high-stakes external partnerships
- Has strong written and verbal communication skills
- Can put themselves in the shoes of consumers
- Can dig deep into the data, think from first principles, and deliver the right results
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Flexible work arrangements
- Professional development opportunities
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