Capital One
Senior Manager, Product Management - Core Processing
$182K–$250K
New York, NY +3 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 20, 2026
- Location
- New York, NY
McLean, VA
Richmond, VA
Chicago, IL - Experience
- 4 years of Product Management experience is specified as an alternative to the listed degree fields; otherwise, no years requirement stated.
- Education
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in a quantitative field (including the listed fields or a related quantitative field), Business, or Marketing; OR a bachelor's degree in any field and 4 years of Product Management experience.
- Visa sponsorship
- Capital One will not sponsor a new applicant for employment authorization for this position.
About the job
Build strategy and deliver real-time, intelligent core processing for Capital One card accounts and transactions, improving account lifecycle management and customer experiences.
What you'll do
- Set an outcome-based strategy and roadmap for Internal Ledger core functionality.
- Identify account lifecycle use cases and opportunities across digital and non-digital services.
- Partner with platform, architecture, and software engineering teams on pilots, testing, feature rollouts, and technical problem-solving.
What they ask for
- Degree in a listed quantitative field, Business, or Marketing; alternatively, a bachelor's degree in any field and 4 years of Product Management experience.
- Proven experience working in ambiguous spaces, conducting analysis, defining success metrics, and presenting a business case to executive leadership.
- Ability to build cross-functional partnerships, gain leadership buy-in, and deliver against aggressive timelines.
Nice to have
- Experience translating business strategy and analysis into consumer-facing digital products.
Pay
Chicago, IL: $182,500 - $208,300 (base salary); McLean, VA: $200,700 - $229,100 (base salary); New York, NY: $219,000 - $249,900 (base salary); Richmond, VA: $182,500 - $208,300 (base salary)
Tools
Internal Ledger
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