Technical Program Manager (Auto & Moto)

We're looking for an experienced Technical Program Manager to help us build and evolve our moto & auto lending products, with a focus on loan origination. If you know how to turn business needs into precise technical requirements, coordinate delivery across multiple engineering teams, and ship complex integrations — from application flow to credit decisioning to dealer workflows — we'd like to meet!

Key responsibilities

• Co-own the product roadmap for auto & moto loan origination alongside Product Owners — contribute to scope and prioritization, challenge requirements, and keep product direction grounded in technical and operational reality
• Coordinate delivery across multiple engineering teams — manage dependencies, surface risks early, and keep stakeholders aligned on timelines and priorities
• Analyze and re-engineer origination processes: map the current state, identify bottlenecks, reduce manual effort, and improve reliability and speed
• Design and automate dealer-facing workflows — onboarding, application submission, status tracking, and communication
• Define functional requirements for origination systems; maintain specs, acceptance criteria, and test cases for critical flows
• Work closely with engineering and QA to ensure correctness of credit and operational logic
• Work with risk and credit teams to align origination logic with underwriting requirements and regulatory constraints
• Track and own key metrics for origination funnel performance, SLAs, and dealer satisfaction
• Prepare and deliver demos, support go-live and training

Requirements

• 3+ years as a Product Manager, System Analyst, or Technical Program Manager, ideally in fintech or banking
• Experience in lending, credit, or adjacent domains — auto/moto finance is a strong plus
• Strong structural and critical thinking — you can break down ambiguous problems, challenge assumptions, and drive clarity across business and tech stakeholders
• A working understanding of how software systems are built — you don't write code, but you can read a spec, ask the right engineering questions, and reason about trade-offs
• Familiarity with loan origination processes — or a demonstrated ability to ramp up quickly in a complex domain
• Strong English communication skills