Product Manager, Identity Graph & NGFS - job 9 of 20

As a Product Manager for Identity Graph & NGFS at Visa, your primary responsibilities include defining product requirements in collaboration with stakeholders, managing technology development and integration, and exploring emerging technologies relevant to graph algorithms. Additionally, you'll engage with different teams across Visa to prioritize features and develop a holistic view of identity data.

To be successful as a Product Manager, Identity Graph & NGFS at Visa, candidates should ideally possess a strong background in data analysis, a solid understanding of product management principles, and experience engaging with technical teams. Familiarity with machine learning and data cleansing processes is also highly beneficial.

This role requires the Product Manager for Identity Graph at Visa to work closely with stakeholders located across different geographical regions. You'll need to facilitate discussions with product teams, design, and legal functions to gather requirements, prioritize features, and ensure alignment across the organization.

As a Product Manager for Identity Graph & NGFS at Visa, you will explore a variety of technologies, particularly those related to graph algorithms and data cleansing. You'll work closely with engineering teams to adopt and implement innovative solutions that are scalable and effective in improving fraud prevention.

This Product Manager position at Visa is hybrid, meaning you can expect a combination of remote work and on-site presence. Specific in-office days will be confirmed by your hiring manager, offering flexibility while ensuring you can collaborate effectively with your team.

When answering this question, highlight specific projects where your data analysis skills drove decision-making. Discuss the tools you used and how these insights led to successful product features or roadmaps.

In your response, describe your prioritization framework. Talk about how you balance stakeholder input, market trends, and data-backed insights to decide what features make it into a product roadmap.

Here, provide a specific instance with a clear description of the conflict, how you approached the situation diplomatically, and what the outcome was. This showcases your interpersonal and negotiation skills.

Explain the collaborative nature of product management and give examples of cross-functional projects you've been involved in. Emphasize the importance of communication and team dynamics in successful product development.

In your response, mention specific resources such as industry publications, networking with professionals, attending conferences, and being part of relevant online forums that keep you informed about trends and innovations.

Talk about your method for research and development of a business case, including analyzing market needs, assessing potential ROI, and outlining how the feature aligns with overall company goals.

Highlight your user-centered design principles, the importance of user feedback and testing, and iterative development processes that help fine-tune products to meet user expectations.

Discuss your experience with change management strategies. Explain how you assess the impact of scope changes and communicate effectively with your team and stakeholders to realign goals.

List relevant metrics such as user engagement, customer satisfaction, revenue growth, and retention rates. Explain how these metrics guide your decision-making processes.

Discuss potential KPIs specific to the Identity Graph and NGFS, such as the accuracy of fraud detection rates, user adoption metrics, and the overall impact on transaction approval rates. Explain how these metrics reflect the success of your product.