Product Lead - Card Issuing
Breeze
| Company | Breeze |
| Category | Product |
| Location | New York City |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Lead |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 24 Jul 2026 |
| Last verified | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (greenhouse) |
Description
Are you passionate about solving complex challenges in the fintech space? We’re looking for talented individuals to join our dynamic startup, backed by Sequoia Capital. We’re building the universal payment layer to unify all currencies—fiat and crypto—so businesses and consumers can transact seamlessly. If you're passionate about creating innovative solutions in a dynamic, fast-paced environment, we want to talk to you. Lead Product Manager, Card Issuing
We’re looking for a Lead Product Manager, Card Issuing to build and scale Breeze’s card issuing platform from the ground up.
This is a true 0 to 1 product opportunity . You will own the strategy, development, launch, and ongoing iteration of our card program, from standing up the underlying issuing infrastructure to building the customer experiences that sit on top of it.
This role goes far beyond launching a physical or virtual card. You will help define how the entire card program operates, including its economics, transaction flows, ledgering, reconciliation, risk controls, operational processes, and customer experience.
You will work at the intersection of payments, banking infrastructure, risk, compliance, finance, operations, and product. We are looking for someone who has built card products before, understands what happens throughout the full transaction lifecycle, and is excited to build again in a fast-moving environment.
What You’ll Do
Own the end-to-end product strategy and roadmap for Breeze’s card issuing platform.
Lead the 0 to 1 development and launch of physical and virtual card products.
Stand up the infrastructure, partnerships, workflows, and operating model required to launch and scale a card program.
Define and optimize the economics of the card program, including interchange revenue, network fees, processing costs, fraud losses, rewards, operational costs, and customer value.
Own the full card transaction lifecycle, including authorization, clearing, settlement, refunds, reversals, disputes, chargebacks, and reconciliation.
Partner closely with Engineering to build reliable ledgering, reconciliation, transaction processing, and reporting systems.
Lead integrations with issuing banks, BIN sponsors, processors, payment networks, card manufacturers, and other strategic partners.
Build and iterate on core card capabilities, including:
Physical and virtual card issuance
Card activation and lifecycle management
Card controls and spending limits
Real-time transaction notifications
Tokenization and digital wallet provisioning
Apple Pay and Google Pay integrations
Fraud monitoring and transaction controls
Disputes and chargeback experiences
Partner with Risk, Compliance, and Operations to build KYC, fraud, dispute, and servicing workflows that can scale.
Use customer feedback, transaction data, authorization rates, fraud metrics, and program economics to continuously improve the product.
Identify edge cases, operational risks, and failure points before they become customer or business problems.
Make thoughtful tradeoffs across customer experience, technical complexity, speed, compliance, and economics.
Act as the primary product owner for all card issuing initiatives across the company.
What We’re Looking For
6 or more years of Product Management experience, ideally within fintech, payments, banking, embedded finance, or crypto.
Proven experience launching a card issuing product from 0 to 1 or leading a major expansion of an existing card program.
Strong understanding of how to stand up and operate a card program from both a product and infrastructure perspective.
Experience working across the full card transaction lifecycle, including authorization, clearing, settlement, refunds, disputes, and reconciliation.
Strong understanding of card economics, including interchange, network fees, processing costs, fraud loss, rewards, and operational expenses.
Experience
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