Zolve - Product Manager - Remittances

Product Manager- Remittances

ABOUT US

Zolve's mission is simple: we want to make financial products accessible to everyone. Zolve offers the ambitious a plethora of products to simplify banking in the US, such as:

- A Bank Account you can create from anywhere in the world in under five minutes

- A high-limit Credit Card that helps build a healthy credit score

- Easy, lightning-fast, cross-border money transfers with the best rates in the market

- Zolve is expanding its horizons, and we're excited to open our doors to everyone expanding theirs.

We believe : that if space tourism is real, so is reaching for the stars.

What You'll Do

- Drive the product charter for cross border remittances, be responsible for identifying the user needs, defining product constructs and user journeys

- Own key metrics and define growth initiatives to move them.

- Help interpret and define a product vision and strategy.

- Work with product leadership to define a product strategy and roadmap.

- Collaborate with external partner teams, business teams and other cross-functional teams effectively in driving the projects and be the point of contact on the team.

What You'll Need

- At least 3-5 years of experience in product management with an academic background of post-graduation in Management (MBA) or equivalent qualification.

- Excellent problem-solving, organizational and analytical skills, strong communication skills with the ability to evolve product strategy based on research, data and industry trend.

- Ability to analyze data to come up with solutions and make decisions.

- Strong technical abilities with prior experience of working with engineering teams.

- Ability to thrive in a cross-functional and fast-paced environment.

- Ready to roll up sleeves to spend time designing UI, analyzing data, setting up quality processes and guardrails, jumping into the business analysis as required

- Experience in UX on consumer (B2C) apps is good to have.

- Experience on Remittance / Fintech / Consumer payments is preferred but not mandatory.