Director of Product Management - Cards and Payments

We're looking for a senior product leader to spearhead our Cards & Payments strategy - including payment processing, card issuing, authorization flows, and ledger systems. You will lead and grow the product management function across our payments stack, ensuring secure, scalable, and market-leading payment experiences for users and businesses across Asia. Beyond cards and payments, you will also have the opportunity to lead up additional critical product areas and domains. You will:Define and drive the product strategy and roadmap for cards, payments, and ledger systems, and beyondManage and grow high-performing PMs across multiple domainsManage and influence key external technology partners and vendors to ensure delivery excellence, service reliability, and continuous improvementBuild for scale: strengthen architecture, reliability, and operational maturity across key systemsCollaborate with Engineering, Business, and Operations to deliver scalable, compliant, and efficient productsDrive alignment across internal stakeholders with clear prioritization, documentation, and delivery disciplineNavigate complexity across regulatory, technical, and financial systems to solve deeply integrated product challengesChampion a strong product culture and mentoring cadence to elevate the craft of product across the orgRequirements8-10+ years of product management experience with proven success scaling financial productsManagerial experience with multiple product managersProven ability to scale platform or operational systems in a high-growth or regulated environmentDeep experience in fintech payments - ideally card issuing, card schemes, authorization flows, settlement & reconciliation, or ledger infrastructureHands-on fluency with deeply technical or financial products - comfortable working across APIs, ledgers, and transaction flowsExcellent cross-functional leadership and stakeholder management across Product, Engineering, Ops, and ComplianceStrong communication and decision-making skills, with a bias toward clarity, velocity, and outcomes