product manager for banking products

Monzo is a UK financial services company that provides personal and business bank accounts, savings, investments, pensions, credit cards, and subscription products. Its mission is to make money work for everyone by simplifying traditional banking and helping customers solve financial problems.

• Build a product vision and strategy for the subscriptions area, aligning it with Monzo’s goals and customer experience;
• Communicate the product vision and provide the right context to stakeholders;
• Collaborate with engineering, design, data, research, marketing, and other teams to create strategy and deliver products;
• Define, deliver, and measure the impact of customer-focused experiences.

• Experienced product manager who has led high-performing teams to ship world-class products at a fast-growing company;
• Track record of leading consumer initiatives that drive significant value for customers and the business;
• Data-driven and commercial approach;
• Experience collaborating with machine learning experts or data scientists to define key metrics, run experiments, and deliver business impact;
• Ability to systematically break down and solve complex problems;
• Good judgement and a track record of making decisions in complex situations;
• Resilience and willingness to challenge the status quo and improve products;
• Ability to work effectively with diverse teams and working styles across engineering, design, data, user research, marketing, legal, and compliance;
• Strong storytelling skills and ability to motivate, energise, and inspire people toward a common goal;
• Passion for building customer value, not only achieving business results;
• Intellectual honesty about work performance and commitment to continuous improvement;
• Fast learner who is humble, curious, and willing to share knowledge and experience.

• Incentive Awards tied to performance;
• Benefits package;
• Relocation support to the UK is available;
• Visa sponsorship is available;
• Flexible working hours;
• At least monthly meetings in London;
• Learning budget of £1,000 a year for books, training courses, and conferences.