Location: Remote
Your expertise:
7+ years in product ownership, business analysis, or a similar requirements-owning role in a technical product
Experience owning something backend- or integration-heavy, not only customer-facing screens
Comfortable in Agile delivery alongside engineers and QA
Experience working with internal stakeholders — support, operations, finance or risk
Strong English, written and spoken
An established, AI-first workflow as your default practice for research, drafting specs, and analyzing legacy code to ensure the engineering team gets clearer inputs
A strong sense of accountability, serving as the final quality gate for any AI-generated outputs
Ability to share a real-world example of your AI usage: what you prompted, what failed, what you kept, and how it shaped the final requirement
Will definitely be a plus:
Exposure to payments, billing, subscriptions or financial reconciliation
A background in QA, technical support or incident handling
Familiarity with monitoring and observability tooling
What’s in it for you?
Opportunity to deal with top-notch technologies and approaches in a world-leader product company with millions of customers
Opportunity to make a difference for online privacy, freedom of speech, and net neutrality
Decent market rate compensation depending on experience and skills
Developed corporate culture: no micromanagement, culture based on principles of truth, trust, and transparency
“You build it, you own it” mentality in most contexts
Support of personal and professional development
coverage of costs of external trainings, conferences, professional literature
support of experienced colleagues
in-house events and trainings
regular knowledge sharing in teams
English classes and speaking clubs
Life-balance support
truly flexible schedule, no time-tracking at all
25 working days of vacation
5 days of paid sick leave per month (if necessary) without providing a medical certificate
generous maternity / paternity leave program
Professionally strong environment, friendly and open atmosphere, ability to influence the product development and recognition for it
You will be involved into:
Owning a defined part of the domain end to end: discovery, requirements, backlog, prioritisation, release, and the outcome afterwards
Preparing backlog items that are genuinely ready — context, scope, edge cases, error handling and acceptance criteria included
Prioritising on value, risk, effort and urgency, and explaining the trade-offs to whoever needs to hear them
Working closely with engineers, QA and architects where the product decision depends on a technical constraint
Spotting dependencies on other teams early, rather than discovering them at delivery
Representing internal users and turning operational pain into prioritised work
Staying with what you shipped: incident follow-up, manual effort removed, loops closed
About the company and project:
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Our culture is built on the values that we live every day; the way we work, the way we collaborate with our global network of colleagues and the way we relentlessly innovate solutions that meet the emerging needs of our customers.
Payments are the backbone of every successful company. You can have flashy UI, adverts, events, etc. But if your users can not pay you, then it’s all for nothing. Having a smooth payment flow is a must. Because every additional step, every issue, is a way for the user to stop and think “Do I really need it?”.
Developing Payments products includes working closely with Finance specialists and business stakeholders and understanding what is needed for the co
