
Checkout.com · Disputes and Chargebacks, Payments Product
Senior Product Manager, Disputes
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Our Take
Define global disputes and chargebacks product strategy at Checkout.com.
What they’re looking for
- 5–7+ years in disputes or payments PM
- API documentation and system architecture fluency
- Data-driven prioritisation and KPI ownership
- Scheme compliance knowledge (Visa, Mastercard, Amex)
- Cross-functional stakeholder influence
- Fintech or payment processing background
As posted by Checkout.com
The role
- You own the end-to-end disputes domain — defining the global roadmap for both issuing and acquiring dispute capabilities.
- You lead strategy and development of the disputes API and merchant dashboard, giving merchants granular visibility over their chargeback lifecycle.
- You serve as subject matter expert on scheme compliance (Visa, Mastercard, Amex), translating regulatory changes into product features.
- You own KPIs including win rates, representment rates, and category types — using data to identify gaps across markets and industries.
- You partner with Legal, Treasury, and Dispute Operations to automate internal workflows and scale operational capacity.
What they are looking for
- 5–7+ years of product management experience in disputes, payment processing, or fintech.
- Technical fluency with API documentation, system architecture, and how data flows between issuers, acquirers, and card schemes.
- Strong analytical skills applied to real prioritisation decisions, not just reporting.
- High EQ and proven ability to influence senior stakeholders across Legal, Engineering, and Operations without direct authority.
- Hands-on execution mindset with end-to-end ownership across cross-functional teams.
What is in it for you
- Hybrid working model with three days per week in London HQ — real flexibility built in.
- Direct collaboration with global card networks (Visa, Mastercard, Amex) and third-party data providers.
- High-ownership role at a company powering billions of transactions for eBay, Klarna, Uber Eats, and Sony.
- Career-defining scope: you shape a global dispute strategy across both existing and new markets.
Skills & Focus Areas
- roadmapping
- API products
- data analysis
- stakeholder management
- A/B testing
