Top Product Management Jobs in Toronto, ON

Manages the Business Identity product portfolio from discovery through launch and continuous improvement. Defines technical requirements, including APIs, data, and user experience considerations; owns roadmap priorities; and leads cross-functional execution with engineering, data science, legal, commercialization, and customer teams. Uses market research, customer feedback, analytics, and competitive insights to guide product strategy and deliver secure, differentiated identity solutions. The role also participates in agile planning and may require up to 15% travel.

Leads product management for identity and token intelligence solutions that prevent fraud in digital payment ecosystems. Responsibilities include identifying customer and fraud use cases, defining product features, prioritizing roadmaps, analyzing product and model performance, coordinating with engineering and data science, and supporting commercialization through marketing and sales enablement.

Support global product execution for Mastercard Business Intelligence by translating customer needs into requirements and user stories, coordinating with Product, Engineering, UX, and business partners, tracking delivery progress and risks, validating functionality, maintaining documentation, supporting launches, monitoring adoption metrics, and contributing to backlog prioritization and continuous product improvement.

Lead Mastercard’s physical-commerce acceptance strategy and product innovation initiatives. Analyze ecosystem needs, merchant barriers, technologies, and market opportunities; develop best-practice frameworks, playbooks, business cases, pilots, and roadmap recommendations. Engage merchants, partners, acquirers, payment facilitators, gateways, processors, ISVs, and POS platforms to expand acceptance capabilities. Provide strategic guidance, executive presentations, thought leadership, and cross-functional leadership from opportunity assessment through validation and commercialization.

Lead Mastercard’s Consumer Clarity product portfolio, defining strategy, roadmap, pricing, packaging, P&L, and commercialization. Partner with engineering, sales, customers, and regional teams to launch capabilities, develop business cases, monitor competitive risks, and drive continuous improvement. The role focuses on payments, fraud, customer experience, and emerging agentic commerce or AI applications.

Leads Mastercard’s Consumer Clarity product portfolio, owning product strategy, roadmap, P&L, pricing, packaging, commercialization, and market operations. Partners with customers, sales, engineering, and regional teams to define requirements, launch capabilities, manage risk, build business cases, and drive continuous improvement. The role focuses on payment fraud, chargebacks, customer experience, and measurable product growth.

Leads product strategy and growth for Mastercard’s Canadian small and medium enterprise segment. Responsibilities include market and competitive analysis, product innovation and commercialization, partnership development, portfolio optimization, P&L improvement, sales enablement, and cross-functional collaboration across finance, legal, marketing, services, and account management. The role also supports customer-facing discussions and develops digital payment use cases and value propositions for SMEs.

Analyze Account Status Inquiry usage, transaction trends, customer behavior, and regional adoption to identify growth opportunities and product improvements. Build KPI reporting, translate data into product requirements and business cases, support customer and sales inquiries, and collaborate on launches, reporting, documentation, operational readiness, and customer enablement.

Owns product management and growth execution for Mastercard’s Attribute Verification suite, including AVS, CVC2, and Age Verification. Responsibilities include defining requirements, prioritizing backlogs, developing KPI dashboards, analyzing market and customer data, identifying regional revenue opportunities, supporting customer inquiries, and coordinating with technical, regional, and customer-facing stakeholders to deliver product enhancements.

Lead development of dispute prevention and resolution products from concept through pilot, incubation, and commercialization. Build product roadmaps, business cases, and launch plans; analyze market and transaction data; translate business needs into technical requirements; collaborate with engineering, research, and global teams; and drive a pipeline of disputes-focused initiatives to improve dispute deflection, resolution efficiency, and customer adoption.