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Product Manager | ERP Integrations
Bracknell (Hybrid, 2 to 3 days in office) | £70,000 to £80,000
Have you owned a product end to end, from discovery and roadmap through to delivery? Do you have ERP or accounting domain experience (Sage, Business Central, Dynamics 365 F&O, Xero)? Are you comfortable working across APIs, data flows, and integrations alongside engineering? Have you built products in fintech, payments, or financial infrastructure?
If yes, this could be a good fit:
We are supporting a payments business building a new vertical that embeds payments capability directly into third-party ERP and accounting platforms.
What You Will Do
- Own the product end to end, from discovery and roadmap through to delivery and measurement
- Define the in-product workflows that sit inside ERP and accounting platforms, and the orchestration layer behind them
- Talk to customers and partners, validate problems, and prioritise based on impact
- Partner with engineering on trade-offs, timelines, and technical decisions
- Lead delivery across engineering, design, compliance, and partner teams
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What We Are Looking For
- Product management experience gained at a fintech, payments, software vendor or ISV, working specifically on ERP integrations
- A track record building products that connect into accounting or ERP systems (Sage, Business Central, Dynamics 365 F&O, Xero)
- Comfortable working through ambiguity, assessing new opportunities, and shaping solutions where the problem is not yet fully defined
- Strong product analytics skills, including event-based measurement and tools such as Amplitude
- Technical fluency across APIs, data flows, and system architecture, enough to partner closely with engineering
- Confidence communicating with senior stakeholders and external clients
- Daily use of AI tools across your product work


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