COO, Payments

Job Description:

  • Lead the Payments Department, overseeing all aspects of payments operations.
  • Establish and nurture strategic partnerships with payment providers.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate payment solutions, enhancing capabilities and customer service.
  • Continuously optimize the quality and cost of payment service providers.
  • Stay at the forefront of payment industry trends and technologies, implementing relevant advancements.
  • Foster strong relationships between your department and other company departments, streamlining collaboration processes.
  • Work closely with the CEO and company owners to formulate growth strategies, explore new markets, boost sales, and shape strategic initiatives.
  • Analyze data and monitor performance to drive improvements.

Requirements:

  • Minimum of 3 years of experience as a Head of Payments or Payments Product Manager.
  • Successful development and implementation of a digital payment solutions strategy.
  • Proven experience in creating payment services from the ground up.
  • Strong project management skills, capable of handling multiple concurrent projects.
  • Demonstrated leadership and people management abilities.
  • Drive for innovation in payment services.
  • Track record of building partnerships and integrations with various counterparts and service providers.
  • Achievements in optimizing the quality and cost of payment service providers.
  • In-depth knowledge of trends and technologies in payment products.
  • Well-versed in European payment legislation, particularly PSD2.

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