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G2 Risk Solutions
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The Senior Product Manager for G2 Risk Solutions (G2RS) Merchant Risk Solutions (MRS) will own a portfolio of established merchant onboarding and monitoring products used by financial institutions and payment providers worldwide. This role will initially lead the modernization of key underlying platform capabilities and expand to owning product strategy and growth for innovative solutions on our next-generation platform.
G2RS is here to keep e-commerce and merchant portfolios safe from illicit products and services. We work with the world’s leading fintech players and global marketplaces to unlock new business opportunities by highlighting the legitimate activity on their platforms and ensuring a swift and effective removal of bad actors. We build AI-powered solutions that transform complex data into actionable insights, enabling customers to manage risk, spot emerging trends, and respond quickly through a single unified experience.
Our product team consists of passionate people working together, inspiring each other, and empowering everyone around them to succeed and grow. As a key product leader, you will collaborate closely with Engineering, Data Science, Customer Success, Sales, and Operations teams around the world to translate business requirements into actionable features and experiences. You will work with clients and internal stakeholders to collect insights, validate proposed solutions, and maintain the market-leading standards of MRS products in risk detection, monitoring, and management.
This role requires a proactive, strategic thinker who is comfortable owning complex, interconnected products end-to-end and navigating shared ownership with other product managers. You will dive deep into data models and integrations, apply strong analytical skills to evaluate performance and build business cases, and keep initiatives aligned across cross-functional teams.
Position may require travel 2-3 times per year.
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