Full-Time

Senior Product Manager

Payments

Mudflap

Mudflap

51-200 employees

Offers fuel-savings app and fleet card

Compensation Overview

$195k - $215k/yr

+ Equity

No H1B Sponsorship

Palo Alto, CA, USA

Hybrid

Hybrid work combines in-office collaboration with remote work.

Category
Product (1)
Required Skills
Product Management
Risk Management

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Requirements
  • The candidate must have 5+ years of product management experience with ownership of high-impact, customer-facing or platform products.
  • The candidate must have experience working on payments, fintech, or transaction-heavy systems such as cards, billing, risk, or financial infrastructure.
  • The candidate must demonstrate strong product judgment and the ability to identify high-leverage opportunities that drive volume, reliability, or margin.
  • The candidate must be comfortable working with data, including transaction-level analysis, funnel drop-offs, and system performance metrics.
  • The candidate must be able to navigate complex systems and tradeoffs such as risk versus conversion, speed versus accuracy, and flexibility versus control.
  • The candidate must have a track record of shipping high-quality products in cross-functional environments involving engineering, finance, risk, and operations.
  • The candidate must have strong execution skills, including the ability to break down ambiguous problems into actionable plans and deliver results.
  • The candidate must communicate clearly and directly and influence stakeholders across technical and non-technical teams.
  • The candidate must have hands-on experience using artificial intelligence tools to accelerate analysis, decision-making, or product development.
Responsibilities
  • Own the payments platform end-to-end, including cards, transaction flows, and partner integrations, with a focus on driving volume, reliability, and margin.
  • Identify and execute high-impact opportunities to improve authorization rates, transaction success, and spend per user.
  • Develop a deep understanding of payment systems and stay current on fintech trends to inform product direction and unlock new capabilities.
  • Drive product decisions using transaction-level data, customer insight, and product judgment.
  • Partner cross-functionally to build scalable, high-reliability systems that power every transaction with accuracy and trust.
  • Own product surfaces such as card controls, transaction visibility, and pricing logic.
  • Manage external partners, including networks and processors, to expand acceptance, improve economics, and shape the payments roadmap.
  • Define and track core payments metrics and iterate quickly while maintaining a high bar for correctness in a high-stakes domain.
  • Leverage artificial intelligence tools to accelerate analysis and improve the payments experience.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience working with external partners such as processors, networks, or enterprise partners.

Mudflap provides fuel-savings tools for independent truck drivers and small fleets through a free mobile app and a fleet card. The app partners with truck stops to offer discounts and lets users save instantly on fuel with no credit check, plus receipts and reports management and 24/7 support. The Mudflap Fleet Card offers no annual, monthly, or interest fees for qualified fleets, with possible charges for certain payment methods. The company earns a small commission from the negotiated fuel savings, tying its revenue to customer savings, and aims to lower fuel costs while expanding its network of partner truck stops.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$50M

Headquarters

Palo Alto, California

Founded

2016

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Mudflap closed a December 1, 2025 funding round, signaling investor support.
  • Parade’s platform handled more than $40 billion in freight transactions before acquisition.
  • Mudflap’s network spans 70,000-plus discounted fuel stops, strengthening recurring driver usage.

What critics are saying

  • Trucker Path sued Mudflap on June 20, 2025, creating litigation over product claims.
  • Mudflap excludes Pilot Flying J and Love’s, limiting coverage against dominant chains.
  • Parade integration after April 2026 risks distraction, churn, and delayed revenue synergies.

What makes Mudflap unique

  • Mudflap acquired Parade on April 15, 2026, adding broker capacity software.
  • Mudflap now combines 515,000 drivers with 100,000-plus verified carriers across logistics.
  • Mudflap’s app offers instant discounts at 3,600-plus truck stops nationwide.

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Benefits

A flexible, remote-first company

Competitive salary and benefit options

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

9%

1 year growth

9%

2 year growth

7%
IndexBox
Mar 12th, 2026
Mudflap Acquires Parade: Fuel Fintech Merges with Brokerage Platform - News and Statistics - IndexBox

Mudflap's acquisition of Parade combines a major fuel discount network for drivers with a sophisticated platform for brokerages and 3PLs to manage carrier relationships and capacity.

FreightWaves
Mar 12th, 2026
Mudflap acquires AI capacity platform Parade after $40B in freight transactions

Mudflap has acquired Parade for an undisclosed amount, according to a source familiar with the matter. The deal combines Mudflap's fuel discount network serving over 515,000 drivers with Parade's capacity management platform, which has facilitated more than $40 billion in cumulative freight transactions. Mudflap, a Palo Alto-based fintech founded in 2016, provides fuel discounts through a mobile app and fuel card. The company recently closed an unattributed venture capital round in December. Parade, founded in San Francisco in 2015, offers capacity management and carrier relationship tools for brokerages and third-party logistics providers. The company raised $17 million in Series B funding in September 2023, led by I Squared Capital. According to PitchBook, Parade has 48 employees.

FreightWaves
Mar 30th, 2023
Atob Aims To Boost Commercial Transportation Efficiency With Telematics

AtoB, a fleet payments platform, is leveraging telematics and geolocation technology to give commercial transportation operators more insight into fuel purchasing habits and security.The San Francisco-based startup recently deployed apps and fuel cards capable of optimal station selection, telematics-based location tracking and fuel-level tracking.“We are effectively modernizing payments for the trucking and broader transportation industry, and when we say the word ‘modernizing,’ we are really trying to build things from the infrastructure level up,” Vignan Velivela, co-founder and CEO of AtoB, told FreightWaves. “We are building on a newer card network which has significantly better reliability.”AtoB was founded in 2020 by Velivela, Harshita Arora and Tushar Misra. The company’s payments platform provides a suite of tools for the trucking industry, including no-fee fleet cards, instant direct-deposit payroll, and access to bank accounts and savings tools.The user base for AtoB’s Visa fleet card includes over 30,000 fleets and 100,000 drivers, including owner-operators. The company is also seeing a growing market for fuel card users from rental car companies, as well as last-mile providers.Velivela said AtoB’s telematics offerings came after working with Visa, as well as partnering with some of the nation’s largest gas station and truck stop chains. The company also works with about 30 telematics providers to gather data from the cards.Telematics is a branch of IT that deals with the long-distance transmission of computerized information.“The approach we have taken is to make sure that the driver has a very seamless experience when they’re using a fuel card, while also making sure that all the reporting, all the analytics and any potential for fraud are checked in the background,” Velivela said. “We see this wealth of data we can get from the telematics of trucks in North America, whether you take a long-haul truck, or like some of the other commercial fleets in the regional space, they also use telematics devices.”Velivela said every time drivers use an AtoB fuel card, they can record things such as how much fuel is in the tank and how much should be authorized for the location of the vehicle.AtoB also has the ability to lock card usage until an authorized driver texts into the system, and geolocation tools that ensure drivers can only use AtoB cards if they are near their truck.“We have built this on a real-time payment model,” Velivela said

PYMNTS
Oct 24th, 2022
Small Truckers, Truck Stops Pool Buying Clout To Take On Industry Giants

Smaller players in both the trucking industry and the truck stop industry are challenged to match the efficiencies of their larger competitors. Trucking companies with fleets of 20 or fewer vehicles can’t negotiate the same discounts as larger firms when it comes to their greatest expense — fuel — which accounts for 40% of their costs