PayPal Senior Product Manager 

United States, California, San Jose 

566042458

Job Description:

• Your Day to Day

  • Develop and implement strategies to onboard consumers & inspire them to habituate with the PayPal platform.
  • Identify, analyze, and optimize critical growth funnels and metrics. You will manage complex features and experiments from start to finish, including setting product specifications, leading cross-functional teams, and making informed product decisions throughout the process.
  • Monitor and report on key performance metrics related to consumer onboarding and engagement. Analyze consumer onboarding funnel data to identify pain points and areas for improvement.
  • Stay current with industry trends and best practices to continuously enhance the onboarding process.
  • Design and conduct A/B tests to optimize onboarding experiences.
  • Conduct user research to remain informed about competitive products and industry trends.
  • Gather and prioritize product requirements based on user insights, data analysis & feedback from cross-functional partners.
  • Partner with risk and identity teams to ensure new users are authenticated and bad actors are kept off the platform.
  • Collaborate with compliance teams to integrate the latest regulatory requirements into the consumer onboarding process.
  What you need to bring:

  • 5+ years of experience as a Product Manager, with a focus on Growth.
  • Proficient in analyzing both quantitative and qualitative data.
  • Excellent communication skills with the ability to influence and collaborate effectively across cross-functional teams.
  • Strong user empathy and a deep understanding of customer needs.

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The total compensation for this practice may include an annual performance bonus (or other incentive compensation, as applicable), equity, and medical, dental, vision, and other benefits. For more information, visit .

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