Senior Product Manager

This is a remote-friendly role. Ideally, candidates will sit in the following states: AL, AZ, CA, CO, DC, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, LA, MA, MO, NC, NH, NJ, NV, NY, OR, OH, PA, RI, SC, TX, VA, WA, WI.

About the Job

Tapcheck moves real money to hourly workers every day — across bank rails and card rails, inside cutoff windows, at volumes that grow every quarter. The rails work. What's still being built is the platform underneath them: a payments layer designed as services, with clean contracts, defined SLAs, and the ability to absorb the next rail, the next product line, and the next order of magnitude without being rewritten.

We're hiring a Senior Product Manager who knows payments at the settlement level and builds like a platform engineer thinks. You'll own money movement end to end — bank payment types, the payroll card program, and payout experiences — and you'll build it as reusable infrastructure that other teams consume through APIs rather than one-off integrations.

This is a hands-on seat. You'll write the requirements yourself, work embedded with engineering through delivery, and stay accountable through production validation.

You'll also work with real ambiguity. Documentation is incomplete, a lot of current state lives in people's heads, and problems arrive as a recurring symptom rather than a scoped request. You'll be expected to decide with partial information, write down what you assumed, and move — not wait for someone to hand you clarity. And because nothing here ships without Finance, Legal, Payment Operations, Engineering, and often an external partner agreeing, you'll need to build that alignment yourself, ahead of the meeting rather than in it. Nobody in this seat succeeds on authority; they succeed on being consistently right in writing and easy to say yes to.

If you have under-the-hood knowledge of how funds actually settle, you obsess over failure paths because that's where payment systems break, and you'd rather build the service ...