Technical Program Manager (Auto & Moto)

We're looking for an experienced Technical Program Manager to help us build and evolve our moto & auto lending products, with a focus on loan origination. If you know how to turn business needs into precise technical requirements, coordinate delivery across multiple engineering teams, and ship complex integrations — from application flow to credit decisioning to dealer workflows — we'd like to meet!

Key responsibilities: Co-own the product roadmap for auto & moto loan origination alongside Product Owners — contribute to scope and prioritization, challenge requirements, and keep product direction grounded in technical and operational reality

Coordinate delivery across multiple engineering teams — manage dependencies, surface risks early, and keep stakeholders aligned on timelines and priorities

Analyze and re-engineer origination processes: map the current state, identify bottlenecks, reduce manual effort, and improve reliability and speed

Design and automate dealer-facing workflows — onboarding, application submission, status tracking, and communication

Define functional requirements for origination systems; maintain specs, acceptance criteria, and test cases for critical flows

Work closely with engineering and QA to ensure correctness of credit and operational logic

Work with risk and credit teams to align origination logic with underwriting requirements and regulatory constraints

Track and own key metrics for origination funnel performance, SLAs, and dealer satisfaction

Prepare and deliver demos, support go-live and training

Requirements: 3+ years as a Product Manager, System Analyst, or Technical Program Manager, ideally in fintech or banking

Experience in lending, credit, or adjacent domains — auto/moto finance is a strong plus

Strong structural and critical thinking — you can break down ambiguous problems, challenge assumptions, and drive clarity across business and tech stakeholders

A working understanding of how software systems are built — you don't write code, but you can read a spec, ask the right engineering questions, and reason about trade-offs

Familiarity with loan origination processes — or a demonstrated ability to ramp up quickly in a complex domain

Strong English communication skills