Angellist
Product Manager, Banking Foundations
San Francisco, CA. Posted 4 days ago
The role
You will own the strategy and roadmap for Nova's banking platform and its risk and compliance systems. You will define core abstractions that other teams build on, and own the reliability of both systems.
What you will do
- Own the strategy and roadmap for Nova's banking platform and risk and compliance systems.
- Own and evolve public banking APIs, including customer interfaces and the technical voice in sales discussions when needed.
- Work with engineering to define decade-long abstractions for accounts, transfers, entities and verifications.
- Work with Compliance and AML to evolve KYC, transaction monitoring and risk scoring across banking partners.
- Build tools for Banking Ops and Compliance to monitor, investigate and resolve issues across accounts and money movement.
Required qualifications
- 8+ years in product management, including at least 3 in banking, payments, ledger or compliance infrastructure.
- Hands-on experience with ACH, wires and real-time payments, including settlement, returns, reversals and reconciliation.
- Built or scaled internal platforms that other product teams depend on.
- Owned KYC, KYB or AML systems, including verification provider integrations, beneficial ownership and ongoing monitoring.
- Led a migration of live accounts, money flows or customer data between providers, including data cleanup and edge cases.
- Can engage engineers as a peer on data models, state machines, idempotency and transactional integrity, and explain tradeoffs to leadership and Compliance.
Benefits
- Benefits that support life both in and outside of work (see the company's benefits page).
- Equity package.
- Funders & Founders program.
Before you apply
- Applicants who do not meet every requirement are still encouraged to apply.
About the company
AngelList is building the financial infrastructure for private markets, including exchanges, custodians, brokers and ways for ordinary people to invest. Its Nova banking network has moved $90B between funds and investors over five years.