Senior Product Manager - Payments & Platform (m/f)
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ROLE DESCRIPTION · KOCKELSCHEUER, LUXEMBOURG
Senior Product Manager – Payments & Platform
Posting fields Field Value Job title: Senior Product Manager – Payments & Platform Company: XXXX S.A. Workplace type: On-site Location: Kockelscheuer, Luxembourg Employment type: Full-time Experience level: Senior level Job function: Product Management Industry: Financial Services Skills: Payments · SEPA · SWIFT · ISO 20022 · Product Management · Business Requirements · Payment Data · Partner Management · Core Banking: PSD2
Description
XXXX XXXX is a regulated financial ecosystem for embedded, in-house, and globally orchestrated payments, operated by XXXX DL S.A. - a payment institution licensed and supervised by the CSSF in Luxembourg. You are employed by XXXX S.A. and work on XXXX's products and platform. The role holds no regulated function at XXXX DL S.A.: decisions on regulated activities, safeguarding and client funds sit with XXXX DL S.A.'s Authorized Management and Compliance.
Your mission
Own the payments products and the platform roadmap from requirement to production. You write and own the business requirements, including those for XXXX's in-house payment data, and you carry the day-to-day product relationship with our external payment partners. You report to the COO and work day-to-day with the CTO on technology delivery.
What You'll Do
Delivery
• Platform dashboards and portals, and the service and support layer around them • New and add-on services and sub-products, from requirement to launch • ISO 20022 alignment across all the above
In-house payment data
• Write and own the business requirements documents, and user guides for XXXX's in-house payment data on our core platform: the payment and transaction data model, payment lifecycle and status data, returns, rejects and recalls, statements, and the reporting feeds • Define the data behind client and portal dashboards, and keep one data dictionary as the single reference for all teams • Agree definitions and acceptance criteria with IT, Finance, Compliance and Operations, and sign off each release against them • Operations owns the reconciliation and payment operations processes, and Compliance owns the content of regulatory reports. You own the requirements for the data they rely on.
Requirements and change control