Lead Product Manager, Everyday Money

Tilt Finance

2d•$200,000 - $250,000•Remote

About The Position

We're building a new product area around everyday money: the financial products people use to plan, save, spend, and stay on top of their money, beyond short-term liquidity. It's a startup within the company: millions of existing users, a set of products to modernize, and a wide-open opportunity to define what we build next and how we monetize it over time. You'll lead this as a player-coach. You'll personally own and ship product lines, evolving what exists today and launching new ones, and you'll manage a small team of PMs building alongside you. You're accountable for the thesis, which products we build, in what order, and why, and for turning that thesis into shipped products that drive retention today and durable monetization tomorrow. This is a builder's role as much as a leadership one. You'll also lead our AI innovation lab for the space, using agentic experiences to create breakthrough everyday-money products for consumers. We’re making bets on what money management looks like when an intelligent agent does the work for and with the user, and you'll own turning those bets into real products. This is a product leadership and execution role. We want someone who reasons from user needs and market dynamics, forms a strong point of view on where to play, and partners deeply with design and external partners to build experiences people actually want. Analytical rigor is assumed. Strategy, judgment, and user-first thinking are what set the bar.

Requirements

Strong product strategy. You can define a phased thesis for a whole product area, decide what to build and in what order, and explain how the pieces reinforce each other into something bigger than the sum of its parts.
P&L ownership. You've carried real accountability for the economics of a product or business line, not just its roadmap, and can connect product decisions to profitability.
Fintech product experience. You understand how consumer financial products work, how the market moves, and where the competitive and regulatory constraints sit.
User-first instincts. You start from what users need, ground your roadmap in real user insight, and partner tightly with design to deliver it, not from the spreadsheet.
Analytical rigor. You're fluent in the data, hold your thesis to real evidence, and can move between a quantitative read and a user story without losing either.
An eye for AI-native product. You're excited by agentic experiences and have a real point of view on how AI changes what a consumer product can do, not just where it bolts on.
People leadership. You've managed PMs, raised the bar on a team, and can develop talent while staying close to the product.
A builder who still ships. You've personally owned and launched products, not only managed the people who do, and you want a role where you keep your hands in the work.
Partner fluency. You've built through external partners or shared infrastructure and can navigate build-vs-buy decisions with real trade-off judgment.
Comfort with ambiguity and ownership. You're energized by a mostly-blank canvas and a mandate to build something new inside a larger company.
Experience with compliance constraints in a regulated product environment.

Responsibilities

Personally own and ship one or more product lines, both evolving existing products and launching new ones, carrying them from problem through launch and iteration yourself, not only through your PMs.
Define the multi-phase product thesis for Everyday Money: which products to build, which features each should have to be the best for our users, which segments to tackle, in what sequence to build, and how each drives retention and eventually profitability.
Develop a roadmap grounded in how these products interrelate and compound, between them and with our liquidity products, not a list of disconnected features.
Lead our AI innovation labs for the area: leading the team to create breakthrough consumer experiences built on agentic AI for everyday money, and turning those bets into shipped products.
Make build-vs-buy and build-vs-partner decisions, including working with external partners and financial institutions to launch capabilities quickly.
Manage, develop, and set the bar for two PMs who own their own product lines, while you stay hands-on in yours. Grow the org as the area proves out.
Oversee the user experience across the area, in close partnership with design, including how it fits within and reinforces the larger Tilt experience rather than standing as its own island.
Develop the business case, in close partnership with Credit. You'll defend why this area earns continued investment.