🚀 Product Manager

Product Manager – Fintech – Series A

London

Working Pattern:

Hybrid – Initially 2-3 days in office a week and then can move to once-a-month meetups. You can work more in the office if you wish.

If you’ve ever used accounting or finance software and thought, “why is this still so clunky?” , and wanted to do something about it, then you’ll like this one.

They’ve already raised £30m in Series A , hit product market fit and formally launched this year.

The product is an all-in-one finance platform combining card spend management, accounts payable, and payments used by fast-growing, multi-entity tech businesses.

Up until now, there’s been no formal product function. You’ll be the first dedicated Product Manager , working alongside a founder-led team of engineers and designers who’ve already built serious traction. Your job is to bring structure, process and clarity as they scale.

You’ll be hands-on, writing PRDs, grooming tickets, and owning delivery for cards, banking, and Accounts Payable. You’ll work closely with customers, engineering and design to make complex financial workflows feel effortless.

If you’ve worked in payments, cards, or banking-as-a-service, you’ll probably get it straight away.

If you can write SQL, even better, it shows you like solving your own problems.

This will suit someone who’s:

• 1+ years into a Product Manager career within a Fintech. Ideally you have been working in the accounting ecosystem; either building as a 3rd party app, or being a billing PM within a larger business.
• Worked in a startup or high-growth environment
• Equally comfortable talking to customers and engineers
• Practical enough to enjoy getting things shipped rather than over-theorised

Why join:

You’ll be building in a space where the incumbents (QuickBooks, NetSuite, Xero) are slow, and the challengers (Rillet, Campfire, Dual Entry) are raising big. The market’s heating up, they’ve already got PMF locked in, and the challenge now is execution.

Interview Process:

1. 30-minute chat with Product Lead
2. Product interview
3. Chat with COO/CEO

If you like solving complex and incredibly valuable problems, this one’s worth a look.

Apply or DM for more information.