Senior Product Manager
Procare Solutions
| Company | Procare Solutions |
| Category | Product |
| Location | Denver |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Manager |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 17 Jul 2026 |
| Last verified | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (greenhouse) |
Description
About Procare
For over 30 years, Procare Solutions has been dedicated to empowering early childhood educators by providing products and services that enable them to focus on the care, safety and education of children. We recognize the responsibility that comes with nurturing and educating children, which is why our child care management solutions are designed to automate business processes, help ensure safety and compliance, communicate with families and provide educational resources and training to help teachers and children thrive.
Over 40,000 satisfied customers have chosen Procare Solutions as their trusted partner in providing exceptional care for young minds.
A Little About the Role
The Senior Product Manager, Merchant Activation owns the merchant activation journey — the critical path that determines how quickly and reliably a signed merchant becomes an active, processing merchant.
This role is focused on a core product challenge: making it faster, simpler, and more reliable for merchants to get live on Procare Payments. You will enhance and extend an existing merchant boarding platform used across multiple Procare products and channels, working closely with Engineering, Sales, and Underwriting to deliver a modern activation experience.
Reporting to the Director of Payments Product, you'll be the primary point of contact for Sales and Underwriting, own the product interface for pricing tooling, and ensure a clean handoff to the Procare Online Financial Management team once a merchant is successfully boarded.
What you’ll do:
Own the merchant payment application — the formal application, agreement, and signature capture experience that initiates every new merchant relationship, used across Procare's CMS products and sales tooling
Own the merchant boarding platform — from discovery through delivery, including ongoing enhancements and extensions to the systems that take a completed application through processor boarding
Own merchant maintenance systems — supporting post-boarding account updates such as address changes, pricing updates, and additional locations
Own and evolve pricing tooling — ensuring pricing is accurately configured, reflected in boarding systems, and accessible to the teams that need it
Partner with Engineering to define and ship application, boarding, document collection, workflow, and integration capabilities — and own the clean handoff to the implementation team once merchants are successfully boarded
Serve as the primary point of contact for Sales and Underwriting — aligning product direction with sales motion, underwriting workflows, and compliance requirements
Communicate clearly across teams and leadership — translating product decisions, tradeoffs, and roadmap priorities into updates that are accessible to both technical and non-technical stakeholders
Track and report on key activation metrics — monitoring boarding completion rates, time-to-board, and activation contribution rate to surface friction, inform roadmap priorities, and demonstrate progress against business outcomes
Maintain a living backlog, write clear requirements, and lead pre- and post-release validation
Our ideal candidate will have:
5+ years' of product management experience; payments, fintech, or financial services preferred
Bachelor's degree required; MBA or equivalent advanced degree preferred
Experience with platform or API-first products — designing for multiple consumers or integration partners
Experience with merchant onboarding, application flows, or KYC/AML-adjacent products
Strong cross-functional skills — Engineering, Sales, Underwriting, and Operations will be your daily partners
Strong written and verbal communication skills — comfortable presenting to cross-functional stakeholders and translating complex decisions for non-technical audiences
Disciplined require