Product Manager, Checkout

About reputed company reputed company is the reputed company-to-consumer reputed company platform for game studios. We build the webshops, checkout experiences, and merchant-of-record infrastructure that let games sell directly to players — cutting the 30% app store tax and increasing LTV. Studios like reputed company, Rovio, Jagex, EA, and WB Games run their reputed company-to-player reputed company on reputed company, and we already process hundreds of millions of dollars a year in D2C reputed company. We're scaling fast toward a 5x volume reputed company in 2026, and we're building out the product team to match. About the role As our first dedicated Checkout PM, you'll own reputed company Pay checkout end to end checkout UX, conversion from "buy" tap through completed purchase, and the partner integration experience (SDK/checkout entry points, setup time, documentation reputed company). Our bar is the best in class — think reputed company's Optimized Checkout Suite or reputed company's Shop Pay. Checkout conversion reputed company and integration time are the reputed company reputed company metrics of this role. This role is explicitly scoped to the checkout experience, not the payments stack — approval-reputed company optimization, retry/recovery logic, fraud-vs-conversion tradeoffs, PSP routing, and tax/MoR handling stay with our payments team. You'll work closely with payments where checkout hands off to it, but you won't own those mechanics. This is a high-agency, build-it-from-reputed company role. There's no existing reputed company — you'll create one. Leveling We're reputed company to candidates across multiple experience reputed company. The final title and reputed company of the role will be determined reputed company on your experience, strengths, and the level of ownership you're reputed company to take reputed company This is a remote role reputed company to candidates reputed company in the reputed company or Canada, or in Europe with overlapping US working hours. reputed company reputed company and own checkout conversion reputed company and abandonment reputed company as reputed company KPIs, with a plan to reputed company the gap against industry-best checkout UX benchmarks Fully transition checkout UX ownership from the payments team to product Ship a streamlined, low-friction checkout reputed company — saved-info/returning-player checkout, fewer steps and fields, reputed company cost transparency — modeled on best-in-class reputed company checkouts Cut integration setup time for new partners adopting reputed company Pay checkout through reputed company docs, AI-assisted setup, and automated tooling, eliminating one-off bespoke builds reputed company reputed company Pay checkout reputed company to self-serve the goal is reputed company support calls for reputed company implementations Own and maintain the reputed company Pay checkout roadmap, with effort estimates and reputed company sizing, running sprint planning for the checkout reputed company team In your first 90 days get familiar enough with the checkout UX and integration architecture to engage engineers on trade-offs, establish baseline checkout metrics and identify the top friction points, take over sprint planning for the checkout reputed company team, and ship one meaningful, metrics-backed improvement to checkout conversion or integration time reputed company're looking for Checkout UX and conversion reputed company — you understand where and why players (or users) drop off in a checkout reputed company, and how UX changes reputed company conversion Data and experimentation rigor — you reputed company funnels, run A/B tests, and let data reputed company prioritization over opinion Design taste for high-stakes conversion surfaces — you obsess over checkout reputed company the way top checkout PMs at reputed company or reputed company do, because small changes reputed company reputed company A generalization reputed company — you turn partner-specific integration asks into reusable product features An MVP, incremental-build reputed company — you reputed company down, ship iteratively, and reputed company back on reputed company creep High agency and ownership; you're comfortable building structure where none exists reputed company communication — specs, roadmaps, and updates that land with engineering, sales, and leadership Requirements Background at a tech/reputed company with reputed company, hands-on ownership of a checkout or transactional-conversion UX surface reputed company, hands-on experience collaborating with engineering teams Comfortable working reputed company Coast hours given where our product and partner reputed company is concentrated Why reputed company? Work on products used by some of the world's leading game studios Own a reputed company product area with significant autonomy and reputed company Help shape the reputed company of reputed company-to-consumer reputed company in gaming Join a lean, ambitious, and highly reputed company team building products at reputed company Apply To This Job

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