Head of Product Management and

Company Description Wise is a global technology company, building the best way to move and manage the world’s money.

Whether people and businesses are sending money to another country, spending abroad, or making and receiving international payments, Wise is on a mission to make their lives easier and save them money.

As part of our team, you will be helping us create an entirely new network for the world's money.

Job Description As a Growth Product Manager at Wise, North America, you will be the owner of key corridor growth. Your responsibilities will center on optimizing the end-to-end customer experience through building growth levers, executing promotions, and running strategic experiments. You should thrive at the intersection of product development and market positioning as not only you would be building the features, you’ll also be the voice of the customers in the room.

You will bridge the gap between technical execution and market resonance by translating complex features into compelling value propositions, ensuring that what we build solves real customer pain points and is positioned effectively for Go-to-Market launch.

Be a Customer Champion: Deeply understand the needs and pain points of our customers—from individuals to small businesses—and how Wise’s can be used to solve for them. Use data, user research, and customer feedback to find and prioritize the biggest opportunities within each corridor.

Drive Execution: Lead your team in building and shipping new features, campaigns and experiments. This includes writing clear requirements, managing the product backlog, and ensuring a high-quality, on-time delivery.

Collaborate and Influence: Work closely with engineering, design, compliance, marketing, legal, finance, and operations to navigate complex regulatory landscapes and build a scalable, compliant, and robust product.

Data-Driven Mindset: The ability to use data (including writing SQL) to inform your decisions, prove your hypotheses, and tell a compelling story to stakeholders.

Product Intuition: You obsess over the customer journey. You understand the "why" behind the customers’ decision and have a sharp eye for messaging that resonates.

you actively shape the go-to-market strategy by defining product positioning, identifying target segments, and ensuring the product’s unique value is articulated clearly across every user touchpoint.