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Visa Inc.

Senior Product Manager – Global Authentication Product Solutioning

Visa Inc.

San Francisco, CA · Senior

$169,100 – $270,800

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What this role is

This role leads the strategy and execution of Visa's global consumer authentication products, working across internal teams and external industry partners to simplify authentication integrations and reduce friction in digital payments. The position suits technical product managers who understand authentication systems deeply and can balance complex stakeholder needs across product, engineering, and standards bodies.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 8+ years of relevant work experience with Bachelor's degree (or 5+ years with Advanced degree, or 2+ years with PhD)
  • Can write code and build proof-of-concepts independently
  • Ability to work 3+ days in office

Nice to have

  • 9+ years of relevant work experience with Bachelor's degree (or 7+ years with Advanced degree, or 3+ years with PhD)
  • Strong technical fluency with authentication flows and integration patterns
  • Experience defining product requirements and roadmaps
  • Strong written and verbal communication across technical and business audiences
  • Demonstrated ability to influence stakeholders across matrix organizations
  • Experience with authentication, identity, or payment technologies (3DS, tokenization, passkeys, MFA, OAuth, SAML, SPC, DPC)
  • Experience participating in industry working groups and standards bodies
  • Experience writing or contributing to technical specifications and standards documents

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