Full-Time

Senior Product Marketing Manager

Updated on 8/2/2026

Global Payments

Global Payments

10,001+ employees

End-to-end payment processing with APIs

Compensation Overview

$115k - $130k/yr

Tempe, AZ, USA + 4 more

More locations: Oklahoma City, OK, USA | Denver, CO, USA | Atlanta, GA, USA | Cincinnati, OH, USA

Hybrid

Hybrid schedule required; specific office-day frequency is not stated.

Category
Growth & Marketing (1)
Required Skills
Market Research
Point of Sale (POS)
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • At least 8 years of product marketing experience, with a strong track record of driving go-to-market success for Software as a Service, financial technology, Point of Sale, platform, or ecosystem-based solutions.
  • Demonstrated success launching and commercializing partner-led products or integrations, with the ability to translate technical capabilities into compelling customer value.
  • Strong cross-functional leadership skills, consistently influencing product, partnerships, sales, and marketing stakeholders to deliver business outcomes.
  • Exceptional storytelling and communication abilities, simplifying complex solutions and creating messaging that resonates with customers and drives action.
  • An analytical and results-oriented mindset, using data, market insights, and performance metrics to optimize strategy and demonstrate measurable business impact.
Responsibilities
  • Shape the market narrative for the integrations ecosystem by creating differentiated positioning and messaging that drives awareness, adoption, and revenue growth across small and medium-sized business and enterprise segments.
  • Lead go-to-market strategies for strategic partner integrations, delivering successful launches and measurable adoption outcomes that expand merchant value and strengthen ecosystem engagement.
  • Drive partner-powered growth opportunities by identifying and activating co-marketing initiatives, marketplace opportunities, and channel strategies that increase pipeline, reach, and customer acquisition.
  • Influence commercial success through sales enablement by equipping direct and channel teams with compelling tools, insights, and value stories that accelerate conversion and improve competitive positioning.
  • Transform customer and market insights into business impact by using merchant feedback and adoption data to strengthen product narratives, support roadmap decisions, and uncover new growth opportunities.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience marketing solutions to restaurant, retail, or small and medium-sized business merchant audiences.
  • Proven success developing and executing joint marketing initiatives with strategic technology or channel partners.
  • Experience working within platform ecosystems or marketplace environments where partnerships are a key growth driver.

Global Payments provides payment technology and software solutions that help businesses accept and process payments online and in person. It operates an end-to-end payment processing ecosystem, including issuing platforms connected to over 680 million cards and open APIs that let businesses build customized commerce solutions. Transactions flow through its system, and revenue comes from merchant transaction fees plus value-added software services such as fraud prevention, data analytics, and customer support. The company differentiates itself through a broad global network, an extensive set of APIs, and flexible partner and pricing models that cater to financial institutions, retailers, and merchants of all sizes. Its goal is to enable smooth, secure, and scalable payments within the global commerce landscape, helping businesses grow while reducing costs and improving the customer experience.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Atlanta, Georgia

Founded

1967

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Restaurant simplification research supports demand for lower-friction POS and kiosk tools.
  • PrognoPay shows embedded payments can deepen retention inside vertical software workflows.
  • Worldpay synergies and pure-play merchant focus can improve cross-sell and margin.

What critics are saying

  • Fiserv's issuer-solution acquisition removes scale and strengthens a direct competitor.
  • Worldpay integration delays keep duplicate systems, higher costs, and execution drag.
  • Vertically integrated POS and wallet stacks can compress pricing power and processing volume.

What makes Global Payments unique

  • Merchant and issuer rails plus software create recurring, workflow-embedded revenue.
  • Worldpay adds scale and bundled merchant-commerce capabilities after 2025 closing.
  • Genius hardware and embedded APIs target vertical checkout and integration pain points.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

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Vision Insurance

Mental Health Support

Paid Vacation

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

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Headcount

6 month growth

35%

1 year growth

35%

2 year growth

35%
Coastr
Jul 16th, 2026
Better payments, faster settlements: coastr partners with Global Payments.

Better payments, faster settlements: coastr partners with Global Payments. Introduction. In the car rental industry, the payment moment is more than just a transaction; it's the first and last impression a customer has of your business. A smooth, fast checkout builds trust. A clunky, disconnected payment process does the opposite. As customer expectations continue to rise and rental operations grow in complexity, having a reliable, integrated payment solution isn't a nice-to-have; it's a business essential. Hence, to eliminate payment friction and streamline financial workflows, Coastr has partnered with Global Payments, a leading payment technology provider, bringing fully integrated card payments directly into the Coastr platform for UK rental operators. "Payments have always been a critical part of rental operations. With Global Payments, we're bringing that entire experience into one seamless workflow within Coastr." The Payment problem hiding in plain sight. Ask most rental operators about their biggest operational frustrations and payments will come up quickly. Despite how central payments are to the rental process, many businesses are still managing them in isolation, using standalone terminals, separate reconciliation tools and manual processes that slow everything down. The knock-on effects are significant: * Slower checkouts that eat into staff time and try customers' patience * Manual reconciliation is prone to error and takes far longer than it should * Settlement delays make cash flow harder to predict and manage * Fragmented systems that force your team to work across multiple platforms just to complete a single transaction These inefficiencies add up. And in a competitive market where customer experience is everything, they're a risk no rental business can afford to ignore. Introducing Global Payments. Global Payments is a global leader in payment technology, with over 50 years of experience helping businesses accept payments simply, securely and efficiently. They work with businesses across industries and geographies, providing the infrastructure that powers fast, reliable transactions at scale. Their integration within the Coastr platform brings that same capability directly to car rental and fleet operators in the UK, without the need for separate contracts, logins or systems. This isn't just a payment add-on. It's a meaningful step towards a fully connected rental operation. "We're excited to partner with Coastr to bring seamless, secure payment solutions to car rental operators and fleet managers, helping them streamline operations, scale efficiently and deliver exceptional customer experiences." For car rental and fleet businesses, that commitment translates directly into faster settlements, better checkout experiences and fewer payment-related headaches. How the integration works in the coastr ecosystem. With Global Payments integrated into Coastr, your payment process becomes part of your workflow, not separate from it. Here's how it works in practice: 1. Automatic transaction handling: When a booking is confirmed, the payment amount is sent directly to your card machine, ready to process. No manual input, no switching between screens, no room for error. 2. Next-day settlement: Funds settle quickly, giving you a clearer picture of your cash flow and significantly reducing the time your team spends on end-of-day reconciliation. 3. A smoother experience for your customers: Faster checkouts mean less waiting at the counter. Customers get a professional, seamless payment experience that reflects well on your brand. The result is a fully connected payment experience. From reservation to return- managed in one place. Key benefits for car rental and fleet businesses. Here's what the Global Payments integration means in practice for your business: * Improved cash flow: Next-day settlement means money moves faster, making it easier to plan, forecast and reinvest in your fleet and operations. * Less admin, more focus: When payments reconcile automatically against bookings, your team spends less time on paperwork and more time serving customers. * A better customer journey: From reservation to return, every touchpoint feels professional and joined up. Fast, reliable payments are part of that experience. * Security you can count on: Global Payments meets the highest industry standards for data security and compliance, so every transaction is processed safely. * Room to grow: Whether you're operating from one location or managing a multi-site fleet, the integration scales with you. Coastr's marketplace of mobility partners. Global Payments joins a growing ecosystem of best-in-class partners integrated within the Coastr Marketplace. Designed with connected operations in mind, the Marketplace brings together the tools rental businesses need, all accessible through a single platform. Current and upcoming integrations span: * Telematics providers for real-time vehicle tracking and utilisation data * Insurance partners for flexible, usage-based cover * KYC and identity verification providers to streamline customer onboarding * Logistics and vehicle movement tools to manage fleet transfers and handovers * Payment providers, including Global Payments Rather than forcing operators to stitch together a patchwork of separate tools, Coastr acts as the connective tissue, bringing everything into a coherent, manageable system. This ecosystem approach means less time spent managing integrations and more time focused on growing your business. Conclusion. The partnership between Coastr and Global Payments is a step forward for rental operators who want to run leaner, smarter and more customer-focused operations. Payments are no longer just a back-office function; they're a core part of the customer experience and the operational engine that keeps your business moving. With Global Payments embedded directly into Coastr, you get the speed, security and simplicity that modern mobility businesses demand. As Coastr continues to build out its Marketplace with the best partners in the industry, this integration is a clear signal of where fleet and rental management is heading connected, digital and built for scale.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 13th, 2026
Fiserv faces growth slump, Global Payments bets big on acquisition, FIS offers 4% yield

Fiserv, Global Payments and FIS present distinct investment profiles within the booming payments industry, despite their shared sector exposure. Fiserv trades near eight-year lows despite generating billions in free cash flow. The company reported $21.2 billion in 2025 revenue but fourth-quarter revenue grew less than 1% year-over-year to $4.9 billion. Management's 2026 guidance projects organic revenue growth of just 1%-3%, below last year's increase, following leadership changes after disappointing third-quarter results. Analysts maintain a Hold rating with price targets in the low-to-mid $70s. Global Payments recently completed a major acquisition that adds scale but introduces execution risks. FIS offers stable growth with a dividend yield near 4%, positioning it as the income-focused option amongst the three fintech giants.

Securities and Exchange Commission
Apr 6th, 2026
EX-99.1

Merger of equals creates the preeminent technology-enabled payments company with extensive scale and unmatched global reach

CNBC
Mar 27th, 2026
Global Payments eyes turnaround with $7.5B buyback plan after 65% stock plunge

Global Payments, a merchant acquirer intermediary between retailers and banks, trades at 4.9 times forward earnings — well below its five-year average of 15 times and competitors like Fiserv and PayPal. The stock has fallen over 65% in five years. The Atlanta-based company became the largest US merchant acquirer after acquiring Worldpay in January, serving 6 million locations and processing 94 billion transactions worth $4 trillion annually. It's restructuring with help from activist investor Elliott Management, consolidating point-of-sale products into its Genius platform. Global Payments expects 5% adjusted net revenue growth in fiscal 2026 and plans to repurchase $7.5 billion in shares by end-2027. The company projects generating $5 billion in adjusted free cash flow by 2028, potentially attracting private equity interest for a leveraged buyout.

Boland Hill Media, LLC
Mar 25th, 2026
How top U.S. Acquirers ranking changed following acquisitions.

How top U.S. Acquirers ranking changed following acquisitions. There's a new top U.S. merchant acquirer. Global Payments Inc., with an estimated $2.8 trillion in 2025 U.S. processing volume, has moved into the top spot in the 2026 TSG Directory of U.S. Merchant Acquirers, unseating JPMorgan Chase & Co., which had held the top rank since at least the 2023 edition. JPMorgan Chase, with $2.5 trillion in estimated processing volume, holds the second spot, followed by Fiserv at $2.2 trillion. Global's rise to first place stems primarily from its acquisition of Worldpay, says Alex Ferguson, product manager at Omaha, Neb.-based TSG, a payments advisory. Worldpay held the number-three spot in the 2025 TSG directory with an estimated volume, for 2024, of $1.9 trillion. Global closed on its $24.5 billion acquisition of Worldpay in January. Filling out the top 10 are Stripe, at $902.5 billion; Wells Fargo, $675 billion; PayPal, $585 billion; Elavon, the acquiring unit of U.S. Bank, at $442 billion; Bank of America, $428.7 billion; Adyen, $316 billion; and Block, at $200.2 billion. With Worldpay no longer standing as a separate entry, Stripe jumped from the seventh position in 2025 to fourth. Elavon went from ninth to seventh, and Adyen advanced from 10th to ninth. Block is a new member of the top 10. The Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and PayPal rankings are unchanged. Overall, the top 10 processed almost $11 trillion in transactions in 2025, up from $10.7 trillion in 2024. Diversification of sales channels is certainly helping these large acquirers, but they're not alone. That trend extends farther into the broader base of acquirers, Ferguson says. "Eighty-two percent of the top-50 listed acquirers were identified as selling through the integrated/independent software vendor channel versus 72% last year," Ferguson tells Digital Transactions News in an email. "Providers like Stripe and Toast that focus almost exclusively on [software-as-a-service] and ISV-enabled merchants continue to be the largest [year-over-year] growers of nominal payment volume. Stripe alone will very likely eclipse $1 trillion in U.S. sourced payment volume in 2026," he says. Not all acquirers, however, have the vast resources of these larger ones. Smaller independent sales organizations, which once were quick adopters of zero-cost processing and surcharging programs, now find the rest of the industry has caught up, and offerings are similar across most providers, Ferguson says. "The largest acquirers continue to become comprehensive platforms for merchants of all shapes and sizes that bucket every value-added service conceivable. Simply, smaller providers see their competitive advantage become smaller with several options for merchants in the market," he says. What might distinguish smaller payments providers is having a local presence and being available, though product diversity remains important, Ferguson suggests. "There's always a benefit to being the local and always-available provider, but if these merchants are successful, and continue to grow to markets beyond the local area, attrition occurs as smaller providers lack the omnichannel capabilities to remain competitive."