Mastercard

Mastercard

Director, Product Management

New York City, New York, USA · Director · Part-time

Sponsorship not specified$187k-$318kDetected 18 hours ago
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About the role

  • This role focuses on identifying unmet customer needs, shaping early product frameworks, and translating emerging opportunities into scalable network-level solutions.
  • Engage deeply with customers (issuers, acquirers, processors, fintechs) to uncover pain points, unmet needs, and emerging market opportunities

Responsibilities

  • The Director, Network Products will lead the ideation and build of the next-generation value-added services across Mastercard's global core payments network.
  • Collaborate with regional product and market-facing teams to validate concepts across geographies and align on prioritization
  • Partner with commercialization, pricing, and legal teams to define go-to-market and commercialization strategy
  • Drive the early-stage innovation pipeline, including the Studio process, to shepherd ideas from concept through pilot and scale
  • Partner with technology teams to shape early solution design, assess feasibility, and define foundational system requirements
  • Strong knowledge of competitor and partner value-added services across the payments value chain
  • Proven track record of developing new products from concept through early architecture and pilot launch
  • Demonstrated ability to thrive in ambiguous, fast-paced environments and lead cross-functional teams without direct authority

Requirements

  • Apply deep knowledge of payment networks and financial services to benchmark competitor offerings (e.g., payment networks, processors) and identify white-space opportunities for differentiated services
  • Strong customer orientation with the ability to translate qualitative insights and quantitative analysis into clear product direction

Compensation

  • $187,000 - $318,000 USD

Benefits

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