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Member of Product, Stablecoins - SWIFT Integration
Technical Skills:
- Support the product roadmap for SWIFT integration, including MT and ISO 20022 (MX) messaging standards, and assist in translating banking and treasury requirements into detailed product requirements documents, technical specifications, and workflow diagrams.
- Partner closely with engineering to implement SWIFT connectivity models such as Alliance Cloud, service bureau arrangements, or API-based integration layers.
Complexity and Impact of Work:
- Support reconciliation, settlement tracking, and repair processes across correspondent banking flows, and coordinate testing and certification with external banks, BIC holders, and service providers.
- Monitor operational performance including message failure rates, repair volumes, and settlement timing, and drive improvements based on data analysis.
Organizational Knowledge:
- Collaborate with compliance and risk teams to embed sanctions screening, travel rule requirements, and AML controls directly into messaging and settlement workflows.
Communication and Influence
- Partner closely with engineering to implement SWIFT connectivity models such as Alliance Cloud, service bureau arrangements, or API-based integration layers.
- Support reconciliation, settlement tracking, and repair processes across correspondent banking flows, and coordinate testing and certification with external banks, BIC holders, and service providers.
You may be a fit for this role if you:
- Have foundational understanding of SWIFT MT and ISO 20022 (MX) messaging standards and cross-border correspondent banking flows, including nostro and vostro account structures.Â
- Have Familiarity with SWIFT connectivity models and global payment rails such as Fedwire, CHIPS, ACH, RTP, and SEPA, and how messaging interacts with underlying settlement systems.Â
- Have the ability to interpret message schemas, structured data fields, and validation rules, and to work with engineering on API design considerations including authentication, permissions, rate limits, and resiliency.Â
- Are comfortable working with data using SQL, Excel, or scripting tools to analyze settlement activity, reconciliation breaks, and operational metrics.
- Have 4+ years of experience in product management, payments operations, banking technology, or financial infrastructure, ideally within a regulated financial institution, fintech, or payment service provider.Â
- Have demonstrated exposure to cross-border payments, treasury operations, or financial messaging systems.Â
- Have strong analytical and systems-level thinking with the ability to break down complex payment workflows into structured documentation.Â
- Understand regulatory and operational requirements applicable to U.S. and international clearing systems and messaging networks.
Although not a requirement, bonus points if you have:
- Experience supporting SWIFT integrations, ISO 20022 migration initiatives, or correspondent banking implementations.Â
- Familiarity with BIC codes, RMA relationships, message lifecycle management, and bank certification testing processes.Â
- Exposure to digital asset settlement, blockchain-based infrastructure, or tokenized money.Â
What does a product manager in web3 do?
A product manager in web3, also known as a decentralized web or web3, is responsible for overseeing the development and strategy of a product or service that is built on top of a decentralized network, such as a blockchain
This type of product manager typically works with cross-functional teams, including developers, designers, and business stakeholders, to identify and prioritize product features and roadmaps
They also play a key role in defining the product vision and ensuring that it aligns with the broader goals of the organization
Some specific responsibilities of a product manager in web3 may include:
- Developing a deep understanding of decentralized technologies, such as blockchain and distributed ledger systems, and how they can be used to create value for customers.
- Working with engineers and designers to identify and prioritize product features and roadmaps, and ensure that they align with the overall product vision.
- Collaborating with business stakeholders, such as marketing, sales, and operations teams, to understand customer needs and develop strategies for meeting them.
- Monitoring market trends and competitors to identify opportunities for innovation and growth.
- Communicating product plans and progress to stakeholders, including executives and investors.
- Managing the product development process, including coordinating the work of cross-functional teams and ensuring that projects are delivered on time and on budget.