Senior Product Manager, Accounts, Billing, & Compliance
Summary
Senior Product Manager at Quo (a business calling/messaging product) who owns three foundational platform areas: billing (metering, invoicing, payments), accounts and identity (SSO, roles, permissions), and telecom compliance (A2P 10DLC, TCPA, carrier relationships). Day to day is cross-functional spec-writing and systems design with engineering, finance, legal, and security.
About the role
Some of the things you’ll do:
- Own our billing system: metering and usage tracking, entitlements, plan changes and proration, invoicing, payment processing, failed-payment recovery, and the data that feeds revenue reporting.
- Translate pricing and packaging into system behaviour: work with the business to understand our monetization strategy, and figure out how the system actually represents and enforces it.
- Own accounts and identity: the account lifecycle, authentication and SSO, user roles and permissions, and the admin controls customers expect.
- Own telecom compliance: A2P 10DLC registration, carrier and aggregator relationships, messaging throughput and trust scores, fraud and platform-integrity tooling, and voice-side requirements like TCPA and robocall mitigation, treating compliance as a means to improve deliverability, an important growth lever for the business.
- Build roadmaps across all three domains, balancing across multiple dimensions
- Partner closely with engineering on system design, data models, and APIs
About you
- 5+ years in product management, including meaningful time on platform, infrastructure, or backend-facing products where you owned the underlying systems.
- A track record of turning ambiguous, technically complex, cross-functional problems into shipped systems, and of writing crisp specs engineers trust.
- Comfort operating in high-correctness domains and defending tradeoffs where the stakes are real.
- Strong collaboration instincts with non-traditional PM stakeholders like finance, legal, security, and support, plus the judgment to navigate competing priorities among them.
- The ability to ramp fast on regulated, technical domains.