- Payments at Super.com spans two business models with different mechanics. Our travel business runs high-value one-time transactions with authorization holds, delayed capture, and cancellation driven disputes. Our subscription business runs recurring billing, where retry logic, credential lifecycle, and involuntary churn drive the numbers. You will own both
- This is an individual contributor role. You will be the lead of the payments MAT (mission-aligned team): running the team’s planning and day-to-day execution against the payments roadmap, and leading it through clarity, credibility, and influence rather than reporting lines
- The role will report to the Director of Product and work closely with the Head of Payments, who sets the overall payments strategy and roadmap. Fraud prevention sits with a separate department, and disputes sits with a dedicated disputes function. You will partner with both, as routing, authorization rate, and 3DS decisions cut across all three
- This role sits on the Product team at Super.com. We operate as a cross-functional, mission-aligned team (MAT), partnering with engineering, product, data, and commercial leaders to provide best in class payments experiences to our customers and partners, while increasing the likelihood of positive, profitable transactions. The MAT is made up primarily of engineers, along with a technical account manager
- Contribute to the payments roadmap. Work with the Head of Payments on the roadmap for your area, and own prioritization of the MAT’s backlog within it. Bring data-backed recommendations when you see an opportunity to change course
- Write the requirements. PRDs and business requirements that engineers can build from, covering failure paths, reconciliation impact, and explicit scope boundaries
- Lead the payments MAT day to day.



Run the team’s planning and rituals, keep the backlog prioritized against the roadmap, and be the team’s main point of contact for stakeholders. Partner with the engineering manager, who owns engineering execution and the engineers themselves
- Drive delivery. Sequence work, remove blockers, and manage scope within the agreed roadmap, escalating tradeoffs that change priorities or timelines to the Head of Payments
- Improve routing and authorization performance. Run routing and retry experiments, evaluate the results, and recommend changes
- Support payments market entry as we expand internationally, researching local payment method coverage and writing requirements for new-market launches, in partnership with the Head of Payments
- Use data to recommend improvements. Analyze authorization rates, decline patterns, cost per transaction, and settlement performance, and bring recommendations to the team and the Head of Payments
- Contribute to monthly payments reporting for Finance, covering delivery, performance against targets, and upcoming priorities
- Track industry and regulatory change (e.g., SCA, network rules, APM adoption) and flag its impact on your roadmap ### Benefits
- Competitive base salary
- Yearly learning & development allowance
- Generous equity options
- Bi-annual performance & compensation reviews
- RRSP & 401k employee contribution plan
- Health, dental,



& vision insurance on day one
- Parental leave programs
- Wellness reimbursement
- Supplemental Life Insurance
- Unlimited PTO (yes, really)
- Recharge days throughout the year
- Work-from-home allowance
- Permanent remote flexibility
- Office in Toronto
- Resourceful and self-directed. You can manage shifting priorities in a fast-moving environment
- Technical and data fluency sufficient to work closely with engineers, understand technical tradeoffs, and analyze performance data
- Comfortable coordinating a cross-functional team and keeping work moving without formal authority, and knowing when to escalate
- 5+ years of experience in Product Management, including 1+ year working on payments, fintech, checkout, or billing products
- Robust written and verbal communication. You can communicate clearly with engineers and stakeholders
- A track record of shipping. You have shipped features end to end with engineering, from requirements through launch
- Understanding of one-time payment mechanics (authorization holds, delayed capture, settlement) or recurring billing mechanics (dunning, retries, credential-on-file), with curiosity to learn the other
- Product craft. You write clear requirements, you can explain the reasoning behind a prioritization decision, and you are disciplined about scope
- Working knowledge of a modern payments stack, including gateways, processors and acquirers, tokenization, and alternative payment methods
- Exposure to disputes and chargeback data
- Exposure to payments launches in new markets, particularly in APAC, EEA or LATAM
- Experience in high-volume consumer businesses, and familiarity with marketplace, travel, or e-commerce payment flows

📌 Senior Product Manager (Canada)
🏢 super
📍 Canada