Senior Product Manager
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - Satispay in Milano
About us
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Traditional banking has never really given you control over your financial life. Satispay exists to change that: to empower people through finance. That means making financial services easy and accessible for over 6.5M users. We started with payments, then benefits, investing, cards... and we're not done. Not even close.
We follow the same logic every time: find a real problem, solve it properly, then look for the next one. The destination? To build the most loved financial platform in the world. If you own outcomes rather than tasks, stay close to what users need, and refuse to wait for someone else to fix what's broken — you'll find people here who work exactly in the same way. And together, you'll build something worth being proud of.
What you’ll be doing
As a Senior Product Manager at Satispay, you’ll take ownership of one of our core product domains — payments, credit, investing, cards,
or merchant solutions — and turn it into a simple, engaging experience for millions of users. The exact domain will be shaped around your background and our current priorities, but the day-to-day looks like this:
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- Roadmap ownership — Own the roadmap for your product area end to end, from opportunity sizing to shipped feature, backed by data and user research.
- Complexity, made simple — Navigate the regulatory and technical complexity that comes with building financial products, while keeping the experience radically simple for the end user.
- Compliance collaboration — Work closely with compliance, legal, and risk teams given the regulated nature of financial products.
- User research — Talk to users constantly (interviews, usability tests, support tickets) and turn what you hear into concrete product decisions.
- Execution & iteration — Define specs and work day-to-day with design and engineering to ship, then iterate base