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Payments

Finance and Accounting

Payments broadly refers to the transfer of money in exchange for goods, services, or debts, spanning methods like cash, checks, cards, and digital wallets. In a professional context, it often denotes experience in the payments industry -- working on transaction flows, fraud prevention, or payment product design at banks, processors, or fintech companies. It's a core function of commerce and financial operations.

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Open roles requiring Payments (2)

Vice President - Global Technology Account Management, Open Finance Solutions

Mastercard

Full-time · $181,000 – $344,000

Lead Mastercard's global technical account management function for their open finance platform, overseeing regional teams and serving as the technical bridge between clients and product leadership. This role suits experienced leaders who combine deep technical expertise in APIs and cloud infrastructure with the ability to influence product strategy and scale operations across a distributed, international organization.

Listed on Mastercard’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Intuit

Principal Product Manager, International Payments

Intuit

Mountain View, CA · $243,000 – $328,500

Lead the international payments strategy for QuickBooks, defining the global product roadmap and vision to help small businesses manage cross-border payments seamlessly. This role suits an experienced product leader with deep payments expertise and the ability to drive alignment across global teams and senior stakeholders.

Listed on Intuit’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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