Senior Product Manager, Order Management Systems

Who are we looking for:

We’re hiring a Product Manager to lead our Order Management Systems platform, with a focus on ensuring orders flow accurately and reliably from capture through financial settlement, while powering the internal tools and event streams that the rest of the business depends on. As a Product Manager for our Order Management Systems team you will sit at the intersection of:
Order lifecycle and transactional flows (capture, fulfillment status, completion) Financial systems and ERP integration (Net Suite settlement and accounting) Internal operations tooling for ops teammates running the order book day to day Event-driven orchestration that informs downstream teams of completed transactions and orders You will drive the order-to-settlement layer as a product line and set the strategy for order checkout and settlement that adjacent squads rely on to execute against.

• Own the OMS platform end to end the financial aggregation layer feeding Net Suite settlement and accounting, the internal order management tools used by ops teammates, and the event producers that notify downstream teams of completed transactions and orders.
• Lead as the connective tissue between Engineering, Finance, Internal Operations, and the downstream product teams that consume order and transaction events.
• Partner with engineering and Finance to define settlement, reconciliation, and revenue recognition flows that are accurate, auditable, and aligned to financial close timing requirements.
• Partner with engineering to define event schemas, delivery guarantees, and integration contracts that upstream and downstream teams can depend on.
• Define and own platform SLAs order throughput, event delivery latency, settlement accuracy, and reconciliation completeness and hold the team accountable to them as if internal customers were paying customers.
• Employ a hypothesis-driven approach to internal ops tooling investments, converting ambiguity and assumptions into a clear framework for validation via structured rollouts, ops user feedback, and operational metrics.
• Ensure data quality and reliability across the transactional layer, including idempotency, reconciliation, event replay, and recovery from upstream or downstream failure.
• Translate complex transactional flows spanning order capture, settlement, and event distribution into actionable insights that drive product prioritization and unblock internal customers.
• Improve operational throughput and reduce manual work for ops teammates by identifying high-leverage workflow improvements in the OMS surface and prioritizing them against platform and integration investments.
• Guide product strategy by evaluating and clearly communicating critical trade-offs between system complexity, time‑to‑market, and operational or financial risk (e.g., strict consistency vs. throughput, generic event contracts vs. consumer‑specific ones).
• Set own and defend the 6–12 month roadmap across Order Management, ERP/Settlement integration, and Event Orchestration.
• Act as the domain authority for order-to-settlement across teams, making architecture and sequencing calls that set precedent for OMS and the squads that consume its events.
• Articulate and advocate for platform strategy, roadmap, and business outcomes to executive leadership to secure buy‑in and alignment.

• 6+ years Product Management experience, ideally including time on a platform, financial systems, or order management product area.
• Auto-tech industry experience is a plus.
• Demonstrated ownership of a product line or multiteam domain, where you set the strategy that other teams executed against.
• Evidence of org-level influenceL lead a 0-to-1 or a major platform re‑architecture at scale.
• Experience owning order management, financial settlement, or transactional platform product areas, including ERP integration (Net Suite a strong plus), event‑driven architectures, and internal operations tooling.
• Strong understanding of transactional system hygiene, including idempotency, reconciliation, event delivery semantics (at‑least‑once vs. exactly‑once), data lineage, and the processes required to maintain trusted,…