Top Product Management Jobs in New York City, NY

Own adoption, scaling, and standardization of enterprise payment experiences. Partner with customers, designers, technologists, data scientists, and stakeholders to define product roadmaps, acceptance criteria, features, user stories, and MVP tests. Use data and customer research to prioritize solutions, manage risk, collaborate in agile environments, and deliver digital payment platforms that improve customer and business outcomes.

Develop the strategic direction for Capital One’s AI and machine learning platforms. Identify customer and business outcomes, define reusable capabilities, create strategy materials, align senior leaders and stakeholders, and support implementation and continuous improvement of platform capabilities. The role requires strategic thinking, quantitative analysis, communication, influence, and collaboration across business and AIML teams.

Lead product development for a unified enterprise data ecosystem, aligning product, engineering, design, ML, and risk partners. Build data platforms (OneStream, One Lake), improve data trust via automation, scale data products, expand external data use, and deliver real-time intelligent experiences while driving cross-functional alignment and execution.

Lead strategic and analytical initiatives for Capital One’s Global Payment Network. Responsibilities include developing growth, pricing, product, marketing, and credit-risk strategies; managing business requirements and multiple programs; partnering across technology, sales, operations, and finance; and coaching analysts. The role requires strong quantitative analysis, executive communication, business judgment, people leadership, and the ability to execute in a fast-paced financial-services environment.

Lead product management for Capital One’s Small Business Bank account-opening experience. Partner with technology, operations, and business teams to develop customer-focused digital products, using data and technology to improve fraud detection, mitigation, and application experiences. Drive strategy, execution, integrated problem-solving, risk mitigation, and cross-functional organizational alignment.

Leads product management for Capital One’s Consumer & Developer Experience team. Shapes digital product strategy, translates customer and business needs into innovative technology solutions, drives cross-functional execution, integrates AI and automation, manages product risks, and aligns Product, Technology, and Design teams to deliver consumer and developer experiences.

Lead product management for Capital One’s Card Data Products and Experiences team. Define and scale data products, understand producer and consumer needs, identify value creation opportunities, and leverage technology and AI to automate and accelerate product development. Drive customer-focused solutions, business outcomes, cross-functional alignment, risk mitigation, and sustainable digital experiences across the Card line of business.

Lead product management initiatives for Capital One’s Consumer and Developer Experience team. Translate customer and business needs into innovative digital products, establish product strategy, drive technology-enabled solutions, align cross-functional Product, Technology, and Design teams, and manage complex problems and product risks. The role focuses on consumer platforms, developer experience, AI integration, automation, and enterprise execution.

Lead strategy and roadmap for ATM products within the PULSE payments network. Drive ATM experience transformation, partner governance, monitoring and issue remediation, cross-functional alignment, data-driven product decisions, and operational excellence.

Leads strategic planning, business ownership, product and pricing strategy, marketing insights, credit-risk analytics, and cross-functional execution for Capital One’s global payment network. Responsibilities include managing analysts, developing financial and risk models, coordinating multiple projects, influencing executives, and driving growth, profitability, customer experience, and operational performance.