JP Morgan Chase

Runs a consumer bank and an investment bank

Payments Value Added Services Product Manager - Vice President

Technical Product ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours

Full-timePlano, TX, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

At least 5 years of product management experience, including at least 3 years building or operating payments, fintech, or financial infrastructure products.
Hands-on experience building and operating API-first products at scale, including RESTful APIs, webhooks, asynchronous event streams, versioning strategy, backward compatibility, and developer-facing documentation.
Experience shipping platform products that other teams, external developers, or clients integrate with.
Ability to lead technical product decisions in direct partnership with engineering teams and comfort reading and shaping technical designs.
Ability to influence and align cross-functional partners in engineering, risk, compliance, sales, and operations within a matrix organization.
Strong analytical and systems-thinking skills, with comfort in data analysis, SQL, dashboards, and interpreting production telemetry.
Excellent written and verbal communication, including experience presenting to executive audiences and representing a product perspective in cross-functional forums.
A bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
Some travel is required.

Responsibilities

Own product strategy, roadmap, and delivery for a defined product area within the Payments Value-Added Services portfolio, spanning in-market products and next-generation platform build.
Operate in-market tokenization and credential-management products, including APIs, client onboarding, operational cadence, incident response, and continuous improvement for existing and new clients.
Partner with senior product leadership to shape the next-generation payment credential platform and lead one of its delivery workstreams.
Define and ship RESTful APIs, webhooks, event streams, and software development kits for enterprise merchants and internal product teams, making developer experience a first-class product outcome.
Collaborate with the engineering team on technical architecture, acceptance criteria, release planning, production readiness, and incident postmortems, representing the voice of the client in platform decisions.
Partner with card networks on tokenization standards and program requirements.
Drive measurable business outcomes, including authorization performance uplift, token conversion rate, and payment cost outcomes, and tie product decisions to those outcomes with data.
Communicate progress, priorities, and trade-offs to senior leadership through portfolio steering, executive readouts, and client-facing business reviews.

Desired Qualifications

Demonstrated prior experience working in a highly matrixed, complex organization.
Deep working knowledge of card payments, including authorization, clearing, settlement, dispute flows, token lifecycle, and PCI data handling.
Experience working with payment integrators, payment orchestration services, or payment credential vault providers, whether as a user, partner, or builder.
Working knowledge of industry tokenization standards and the regulatory landscape governing card payments and consumer payment data.
Experience with large enterprise merchant, payment facilitator, or marketplace integrations.

You thrive on building platform products that enterprises depend on, where the right API, the right data model, and the right partnership decision compound into measurable business impact. If you have spent your career making payments actually work at serious volume, keep reading!

As a Vice President, Product Manager on the Payments Value-Added Services Platform team, you will own a core product area within our Value-Added Services portfolio, which includes network tokenization, account updater, acquirer tokenization, and consumer profiles. These capabilities simplify credential management and improve authorization performance for clients. You will make real decisions on products that run in production and support material transaction volume today – refining APIs, strengthening client onboarding, driving authorization uplift, and running incident response.

In parallel, you will partner with the product team and stakeholders across the organization to shape and deliver our next-generation payment credential platform, designed for simpler integration, self-service onboarding, and measurable client outcomes. It will serve as a long-term foundation for JPMorganChase merchant payments, and you will be at the center of defining it.

You will partner with product teams across the organization, engineering, our card network partners, compliance, sales and relationship managers, and clients directly. This is both an operate-and-scale role and a build-the-next-generation role.

In your first year, you will take ownership of your product area's roadmap and delivery, and lead a major workstream of the next-generation platform through delivery.

Job responsibilities

Own product strategy, roadmap, and delivery for a defined product area within the Payments VAS portfolio, spanning in-market products and next-generation platform build
Operate in-market tokenization and credential-management products – APIs, client onboarding, operational cadence, incident response, and continuous improvement for existing and new clients
Partner with senior product leadership on shaping the next-generation payment credential platform and lead one of its delivery workstreams
Define and ship RESTful APIs, webhooks, event streams, and SDKs that enterprise merchants and internal product teams build on; make developer experience a first-class product outcome
Collaborate with engineering team on technical architecture, acceptance criteria, release planning, production readiness, and incident postmortems – representing the voice of the client in platform decisions
Partner with card networks on tokenization standards and program requirements
Drive measurable business outcomes (e.g. authorization performance uplift, token conversion rate, payment cost outcomes) and tie product decisions to those outcomes with data
Communicate progress, priorities, and trade-offs to senior leadership through portfolio steering, executive readouts, and client-facing business reviews

Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills

5+ years of product management experience, including 3+ years building or operating payments, fintech, or financial infrastructure products
Hands-on experience building and operating API-first products at scale: RESTful APIs, webhooks, async event streams, versioning strategy, backward compatibility, and developer-facing documentation
Experience shipping platform products that other teams, external developers, or clients integrate with
Proven ability to lead technical product decisions in direct partnership with engineering teams; comfort reading and shaping technical designs
Proven ability to influence and align cross-functional partners (engineering, risk, compliance, sales, operations) in a matrix organization
Strong analytical and systems-thinking skills; comfortable with data analysis, SQL, dashboards, and interpreting production telemetry
Excellent written and verbal communication, including experience presenting to executive audiences and representing a product perspective in cross-functional forums
Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience
Some Travel Required

Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills

Demonstrated prior experience working in a highly matrixed, complex organization
Deep working knowledge of card payments – authorization, clearing, settlement, dispute flows, token lifecycle, and PCI data handling
Experience working with payment integrators, payment orchestration services, or payment credential vault providers, whether as a user, partner, or builder
Working knowledge of industry tokenization standards and the regulatory landscape governing card payments and consumer payment data
Experience with large enterprise merchant, payment facilitator, or marketplace integrations

About the Company

JP Morgan Chase

Runs a consumer bank and an investment bank

JPMorgan Chase runs the largest bank in the United States, which serves households and small businesses as Chase and large companies, governments, and investors as J.P. Morgan. During the 2008 financial crisis it bought the failing investment bank Bear Stearns and lender Washington Mutual, and in 2023 it took over First Republic Bank after regulators seized it. Chase takes deposits and earns interest on credit cards, mortgages, and car loans, while the investment side earns fees for advising on mergers, raising money for companies, trading stocks and bonds, and managing wealth. Formed in a 2000 merger, JPMorgan Chase traces its roots to 1799 and is based in New York City.

Company size: 10,001+
Company stage: IPO
Headquarters: New York City, New York
Founded: 1799

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