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Manager, Product Management - Fraud (US Card)

Company: Capital One

Location: Washington DC

Posted Feb 01, 2025

Capital One's Fraud Product team is seeking a Product Manager for two key areas: Authentication & Verification and Payment Fraud Decisioning. The role involves driving the roadmap and delivery for real-time intelligent authentication experiences, determining strategy for pooling and reusing authentication tools, building a 101 Learning of the Authentication and Verification Space, outlining CX pain points, and managing a Senior Associate. The Product Manager will also lead a tech team, own feature and capability delivery, partner with data science teams, and collaborate with partner teams. Key qualifications include intellectual curiosity, communication and influencing skills, being a doer, passionate and customer-focused, a learner, and a team player. Basic qualifications include a Bachelor's Degree or military experience and at least 3 years of product management experience or experience in product design, agile delivery, business analysis, data science, or software engineering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Typical salary ranges by seniority?
Entry‑level (Associate Inclusion Analyst, Inclusion Coordinator) $70k–$90k; Mid‑level (D&I Manager, Program Lead) $95k–$140k; Senior (Director, VP of Inclusion) $150k–$220k, plus equity and bonuses.
Required skills and certifications?
Core skills: data analysis (SQL, Python), policy design, stakeholder management, communication. Certifications: SHRM‑CP, SHRM‑SP, CIPD, Inclusion Hub Certified Practitioner, Certified Diversity Professional (CDP). Tools: Greenhouse, Culture Amp, Glint, Tableau, Power BI, Slack.
Remote work availability?
Over 75% of Inclusive Culture roles offer full‑remote or hybrid options. Many companies use Microsoft Teams and Asana for cross‑regional collaboration, and remote‑first teams rely on asynchronous check‑ins in Slack and weekly inclusion update videos.
Career progression paths?
Start as Inclusion Analyst or Recruiter, progress to Program Manager, then D&I Lead, and ultimately Director or VP of Inclusion. Lateral moves into HR Business Partner or Corporate Social Responsibility roles are common for broadened impact.
Industry trends for Inclusive Workplace Culture?
Key trends include AI bias mitigation, inclusion analytics dashboards, inclusive design principles in product development, and mandatory DEI reporting by regulators. Companies are integrating inclusive metrics into OKRs and using predictive analytics to forecast diversity outcomes.

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