Wonderschool

Product Manager, Payments

San Francisco

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 32 days ago

SQLA/B TestingProduct ManagementProblem Solving

About the role

Wonderschool is solving one of the most critical market problems in the U.S.: childcare access and affordability.
We've raised over $50M from Andreessen Horowitz, Goldman Sachs, and other top investors, and are a Series B company focused on product growth and operational leverage.
This role is ideal for someone with strong product instincts, a builder's mindset, and a clear focus on measurable business impact.

As Product Manager for Fintech & Payments, you will own core financial products that drive usage, revenue, and profitability.
Drive profitability and improve unit economics through product and pricing strategy
Work end-to-end with engineering, design, and data to ship features weekly
Use modeling, experimentation, and data to drive prioritization and iteration
Strong analytical thinking; can model impact and drive decisions with data (SQL or similar is a plus)
High NPS and reduced support load signal strong usability and product-market fit
As a Series B company with significant capital and a rapidly growing customer base, we're building real products that generate revenue and deliver economic value.
If you care about solving hard financial problems and want to build with speed and ownership - you'll thrive here.

Background as a software engineer or ability to work deeply with engineering teams
Experience with payments, fintech, or in a high-bar finance role (e.g., investing, banking)
Proven track record of delivering 0→1 products that generate measurable financial results

The role's base salary starts at $140,000, includes equity, is negotiable and aligns to the appropriate experience of the individual.

Lead product development for tuition payments and other provider-facing financial tools
The role's base salary starts at $140,000, includes equity, is negotiable and aligns to the appropriate experience of the individual.

You go where customers are to learn.
That means showing up at events on nights and weekends when needed - farmers markets, parent events, and community gatherings - and doing the work to understand customers firsthand.

This listing is sourced directly from Wonderschool's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.