Senior Product Manager

Sr. Product Manager at OneCard

At Onecard, we're re-imagining the credit card for a new generation of users. Product development is an extremely collaborative effort between engineering, design, and customer-facing teams. You’d be joining a small team of experienced Product Managers who have helped build successful products at companies such as Gaana, Walnut, ICICI Bank among others.

YOU MAY BE A GOOD FIT IF:

• You can think in terms of the big picture, but deliver on the details

• You observe users and talk to them to get insights for building products.

• You have a nose for great products, and advocate for new features with qualitative and quantitative reasoning

• You do whatever it takes to make your product and team successful, whether that means writing a QA plan or hunting down the root cause of a user’s frustration. This is very important as we're rapidly growing.

• You can turn incomplete, conflicting, or ambiguous inputs into solid action plans

• You communicate with empathy and exceptional precision

• You are technical enough to ask engineers good questions about architecture and product decisions alike

• Beyond just shipping new products, you obsess about continuous product improvement

REQUIREMENTS

• You’ve spent at least 3 years in product management, especially working on mobile apps.

• You’ve built something with 100k+ users in a consumer facing application. If you've built something on your own - a blog or a website, please send us a link.

• You’ve worked with design teams and software like Figma/Zeplin/Balsamiq.

• Experience in Fintech and gaming is preferred. Especially working on reward programs.

You’ve built something with 100k+ users in a consumer facing application. If you've built something on your own - a blog or a website, please send us a link.

YOU SHOULD INCLUDE THESE IN YOUR APPLICATION:

A few words on...

• Why you’re interested in being a product manager at OneCard in particular

• The product you are most proud of shipping, and your role in its development

• The biggest product mistake you’ve made (we all have them!)