What we are looking for:

● 2-4 years of work experience in a product management role, preferably in fintech, lending, or credit products and 4+ years of overall experience.
● Experience with product-led journeys for financial products, ideation and funnel improvements
● Nice to have: Proven experience building lending or credit product flows, loan origination journeys, underwriting experiences, and repayment flows in Indian digital finance.
● Deep understanding of the lending ecosystem, customer behavior, RBI/NBFC regulatory requirements, FLDG norms, KYC/AML compliance, and India’s credit infrastructure
● Good track record in designing product solutions to solve business problems. Obsessed with providing the highest quality product and experience to the customer
● Ability to create a strategic product roadmap to achieve business objectives and get
buy-ins from senior stakeholders. Effectively use 80/20 to identify
projects/initiatives with biggest impact
● Experience in working with Engineering to drive the product roadmap. Ability to organize, manage,



and prioritize tasks with engineering through multiple product
release cycles
● Strong analytical skills with hands-on experience working with large datasets; proficiency in SQL, Python, and BigQuery for data analysis, experimentation, and insight generation. Comfortable working directly with data pipelines and BI tools to drive data-informed decisions
● Experience in leading cross-functional teams in delivery of new products or services
● Ability to work in a fast-paced environment where the requirements are constantly changing
● Sound understanding of compliance and regulatory requirements in the Indian lending landscape — including RBI guidelines, Fair Practices Code, digital lending norms, data localization, and privacy obligations (DPDPA). Ability to embed regulatory thinking into product design from day one
● High ownership mindset with robust accountability for outcomes, especially in a sensitive data environm

📌 Product Manager 1 (India)
🏢 MoneyView
📍 India