This role pays less than
76%
of similar roles. Most pay
$173,200–$246,700
— the shaded band above.
At the midpoint, this role pays about
$170k
versus about
$210k
for comparable roles.
Based on 239 similar postings.
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About Synchrony
Synchrony is a premier consumer financial services company and one of the nation’s largest providers of private-label and co-branded credit cards, alongside promotional financing and FDIC-insured savings products.
Synchrony currently has
5 open roles
on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs
$155,000–$260,000
across 5 roles with salary data.
As a VP, Treasury - Payment Systems Product Manager, you will join the Payment Hub program to manage systems supporting backend payment processes for cardholder and retail deposit activity. You will drive the vision and roadmap for innovative capabilities while owning product Objectives and Key Results. Your daily responsibilities include managing the program backlog, collaborating with cross-functional experts to map wing-to-wing payment processes, defining business requirements, and overseeing user acceptance testing. You will work closely with scrum teams to remove roadblocks and execute change management strategies across the value chain. The role requires expertise in payment systems, treasury, and agile project management within a matrixed environment. Key competencies include advanced problem-solving, risk assessment, and the ability to synthesize complex requirements into cohesive features while ensuring all products meet strict governance and quality standards for the banking and credit card industry.
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