Product Manager, Foreign Exchange

Stripe · London · 8538 MMS APIs & Experiences - PM · listed October 9, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Manager
Experience asked
5+ years
Where
Not stated
Requirements listed
7
Length
1,002 words

In the posting’s own words

The Foreign Exchange team builds the products and infrastructure that help Stripe users operate across currencies. Businesses increasingly operate globally from the moment they launch, collecting revenue, holding balances, paying suppliers, and managing expenses across multiple currencies.

What it asks for · 7

  • 5+ years of product management experience, including taking technically complex products from problem definition through launch and iteration.
  • Demonstrated ability to turn ambiguous customer problems into clear product strategies and focused roadmaps.
  • Experience building financial infrastructure, enterprise software, APIs, regulated products, AI-native products, or similarly complex systems.
  • Strong technical judgment and experience partnering with engineers on APIs, data flows, reliability, and system behavior.
  • Strong customer instincts and experience translating complex financial or operational workflows into simple, scalable products.
  • Strong analytical judgment and ability to make decisions with incomplete information.
  • Strong written and verbal communication, including the ability to explain product decisions, risks, and tradeoffs across technical and nontechnical teams.

Also a plus

  • Experience with foreign exchange, multi-currency products, treasury, cross-border money movement, hedging, or financial risk management.
  • Experience building AI-native or agentic products, especially systems that can recommend or take actions within defined controls.
  • Experience building products for finance or treasury teams at globally operating businesses.
  • Experience with API-first, configurable, or automated financial products.
  • Familiarity with the economics, accounting, liquidity, regulatory, or operational considerations involved in FX products.

What the job covers

  • Deeply understand how global businesses and platforms manage currencies, including holding, converting, forecasting, hedging, and reconciliation.
  • Own the strategy, roadmap, and success metrics for a focused area of Stripe’s FX and currency-management offering.
  • Identify high-value customer problems and take new products from discovery through launch, adoption, and iteration.
  • Define Stripe’s approach to agentic currency management, including Stripe-native experiences, agent-ready APIs, permissions, controls, and evaluation.
  • Partner closely with Engineering and Design to build simple, reliable products across user experiences, APIs, data models, and financial infrastructure.
  • Work across Treasury, Risk, Legal, Finance, Sales, and Product Marketing to ensure products are economically sound, operationally scalable, and successful with customers.
  • Use customer insights and product results to shape Stripe’s broader FX and currency-management strategy.

Tools and skills named

Product & design
  • Product management2×
  • Roadmap2×
Security & compliance
  • Regulatory
  • Risk management
Go to market
  • Forecasting

Words the posting leans on

  • products27×
  • experience11×
  • customer10×
  • agents9×
  • build8×
  • businesses7×
  • financial7×
  • systems7×
  • treasury7×
  • actions6×
  • apis6×
  • balances6×
  • currencies6×
  • currency-management6×
  • exposure6×
  • risk6×

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