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Head of Product
Industry: FinTech
Office: London (hybrid, 2 days/week)
Salary: £160k–£180k
A fast-growing fintech, they've recently gone live with one of the most recognised names in modern banking, and the pipeline doesn't stop there, with a large European expansion on the horizon.
They're now looking for a Head of Product to join the product leadership team.
This isn't a single-squad PM role. You'll also be indirectly leading multiple PMs across several squads, setting direction, and working alongside the CPO/Customer/Engineering & three other GPMs to shape the end-to-end platform roadmap. It's a strategic hire - the kind of role where you're shaping how an entire domain of the platform evolves, not just shipping features.
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- Experience leading multiple squads in a high-growth, API-first or regulated environment
- A strong commercial mindset
- Comfortable owning direction without being handed it


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Fintech platform experience helps, but having regulated experience is the'must'.
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No sponsorship available unfortunately
Fintech experience is a must
Looking for someone who has played a part in the rapid scaling of a previous product
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