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Sumara Technology

Founding Product Lead, Accounts and Cards

Sumara Technology
United StatesPosted 19 days agoDiscoveredMatch locked
RemoteFull TimeProduct

THE OPPORTUNITY

We are building a unified financial platform: one account, every asset class, one experience. Trading, investing, crypto, and everyday spending combined into a single coherent system instead of five disconnected products. The Accounts and Cards domain is the foundation everything else runs on. It defines where user funds live, how money moves across the system, and whether this platform becomes part of a user's daily life or just another tool they open once a week. We are not building a card product. We are building the behavioral loop that makes the entire platform sticky.

WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS

You are sitting at the intersection of payments infrastructure, regulated financial accounts, and consumer UX. You have to make all three feel simple to the end user.

  • The system moves money across multiple asset classes with different latency models (real-time card spend, T+2 equities, on-chain crypto)
  • The regulatory environment is multi-region and constantly shifting
  • The UX has to feel like a neobank but sit on top of institutional-grade infrastructure
  • You are not the only product leader here. You need to build coherently with crypto, trading, and investing squads without losing domain ownership

WHAT YOU OWN •

Account structure and balance layer

how users hold funds across asset classes •

Wallet and liquidity infrastructure

how money moves in, out, and across the platform •

Card experience

spend behavior, portfolio-linked funding, daily engagement loops •

Deposits, withdrawals, and transfers

reliability, speed, and UX simplicity •

Onboarding into the financial layer

activation, first funding, first transaction

You own this end-to-end. Strategy, discovery, requirements, delivery, metrics. Not just the roadmap.

WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE

  • Users fund their account and keep assets inside the platform (not just passing through)
  • Card becomes a daily touchpoint, not an occasional feature
  • Money movement across the system is fast, reliable, and invisible to the user
  • Activation and funding rates improve quarter over quarter with clear causal attribution

WHAT THIS IS NOT

  • A role where product strategy gets handed to you
  • A mature team with defined processes. You will help define them.
  • A single-market, single-product environment
  • A company where "Head of Product" means managing a backlog

COMPENSATION AND STRUCTURE

  • UAE-based remote contract
  • Competitive performance-linked compensation
  • Market-standard benefits

HIRING PROCESS

  • 30-min screening call
  • Strategic product case: how you think about systems and trade-offs
  • Leadership and fit interview with CEO and CTO
  • Offer

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR

Required

  • 8+ years in product, with meaningful time in fintech, payments, banking, or adjacent domains
  • Direct experience owning at least one of: core banking / wallet infrastructure, card products, payment flows at scale
  • Ability to operate at system level — you understand APIs, transaction flows, and event-driven architecture well enough to make good product decisions and challenge engineering assumptions
  • Track record of owning outcomes, not features: activation rates, funding rates, transaction volumes — not just shipped features
  • High autonomy: you define the problem, not just solve the one handed to you

Strong signal

  • Experience at a multi-product fintech platform (Nubank, Revolut, Wise, Mercado Pago, Neon, C6, or equivalent)
  • Experience navigating multi-region regulatory environments
  • Built or scaled a card product with real engagement metrics behind it

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