Head of Fintech, Partnerships
Offchain LabsFull Time
Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates must have 10+ years of experience in product management, including at least 5 years in senior leadership roles, and a proven track record of scaling consumer-focused fintech or lending platforms. Strong people leadership skills with experience mentoring PMs, exceptional communication and storytelling abilities, analytical and execution-driven mindset, a proven track record of increasing conversion in a digital marketing funnel for a consumer business, and an agile mindset with comfort in experimentation are required. A strong understanding of mortgage origination and servicing platforms and compliance for mortgage origination and servicing is a bonus. This is a hybrid position requiring 3 full days in either the Omaha, NE or San Francisco, CA office.
The Senior Director of Product Management will lead the vision, strategy, and execution for Unison’s product portfolio, managing and growing a team of product managers. Responsibilities include defining and communicating a multi-year product vision, translating business objectives into actionable product roadmaps, building and mentoring a high-performing product team, establishing product management best practices, and partnering with engineering, design, and operations for timely launches. The role also involves ensuring product decisions are guided by user insights, data, and compliance requirements, collaborating with various departments for successful product rollouts, acting as a thought partner to executive leadership, and identifying opportunities to improve digital origination, self-service tools, and partner integrations while staying ahead of consumer expectations and technology trends in fintech and digital lending.
Home equity sharing for debt-free financing
Unison provides a financial service that allows homeowners to access the value of their home equity without taking on debt. Instead of traditional loans, homeowners can enter into a home equity sharing agreement, where they receive cash in exchange for a portion of their home equity. This means Unison becomes a co-investor in the property, sharing in any future changes in its value. This approach helps homeowners avoid monthly payments and interest, making it easier for them to use the funds for various needs like paying off debt, funding retirement, or starting a business. Unison differentiates itself from competitors by aligning its financial interests with those of the homeowner, as both benefit from the property's appreciation. The company's goal is to make housing more financially accessible and provide homeowners with the flexibility they need to improve their financial situations.