VP, Treasury - Payment Hub Product Owner

About the role

The VP, Treasury – Payment Systems Product Owner is responsible for maximizing the value delivered by one or more Agile teams supporting the design, build, and delivery of core payments capabilities within Synchrony’s proprietary Payment Hub. This is a high-impact role for a payments professional with strong product management instincts and the ability to grow into broader product ownership over time. The ideal candidate will bring deep payments expertise, shape roadmap decisions, and partner across the enterprise to deliver scalable, secure, compliant, and customer-centric payment solutions. We’re proud to offer you choice and flexibility. At Synchrony, our way of working allows you to work from home, near one of our hubs, or in one of our offices. Occasionally, you may be required to commute to your nearest office for in-person engagement activities such as business or team meetings, training, and culture events.

Responsibilities

• Roadmap & Strategy: Contribute to product vision and roadmap decisions for the Payment Hub using data, operational insights, and regulatory needs.
• Partner with Product Management to identify future capabilities, prioritize opportunities, and shape long-term platform strategy.
• Support roadmap development by applying cross-functional and systems-based thinking to manage product complexity and dependencies.
• Develop, maintain, and prioritize the product backlog to reflect product vision, business value, milestones, stakeholder needs, and system dependencies.
• Align with Product Management and technology partners on feature sequencing, roadmap objectives, and PI goals.
• Product Development & Execution: Own the product space from discovery through delivery, including requirements definition, prioritization, release readiness, and post-launch feedback.
• Lead Agile ceremonies and provide clear product context, decision-making support, and timely issue resolution.
• Write and prioritize user stories with strong understanding of stakeholder needs, functional requirements, non-functional requirements, compliance, and operations.