This is a hands-on PM role for someone with solid fintech product experience who wants to grow into a senior product leader at dLocal. You'll partner closely with Payouts Operations, local payment partners, and cross-functional stakeholders to design, launch, and improve payout experiences that are reliable, fast, and cost-efficient — for both our merchants and their payees.
What I will be doing?
- Own the APAC & EMEA payout methods roadmap — new payment options and rails, coverage expansion, redundancy, and performance improvements.
- Move the metrics that matter — drive conversion rate, reliability, and time-to-payout across your payment methods.
- Stay close to the ground — work with Payouts Operations and local partners to understand operational realities and market nuance, and translate them into clear product opportunities.
- Shape flows and APIs — define and refine payout flows and APIs with Engineering to build scalable, robust integrations.
- Run launches end-to-end — discovery, requirements, delivery, rollout, and post-launch iteration for new methods and enhancements.
- Decide with data — use dashboards, SQL, and experiments to monitor performance, spot issues, and prioritize improvements.
- Work across the company — partner with Commercial, Finance, Compliance, and other Product teams so your methods meet merchant needs, regulatory requirements, and internal controls.
- Make adoption easy — support internal and merchant-facing documentation for your areas.
- Push automation-first — identify manual processes and help design solutions that reduce human touch and incident risk.
What skills do I need?
- 5+ years of product management experience in fintech or payments (payins, payouts, cards, wallets, bank transfers), with a track record of shipping.
- Based in Europe and working in CET or a close time zone, with flexibility to collaborate across APAC and EMEA.
- Fluent English, written and spoken — comfortable presenting and writing specs, PRDs, and documentation.
- Comfort with APIs and technical products — you grasp core API concepts, can weigh trade-offs with engineers, and translate business and ops needs into clear technical requirements.
- A strong data-driven mindset — you interpret metrics, use BI tools, and let data guide and validate decisions.
- Proven cross-functional collaboration with Operations, Engineering, and Commercial teams in fast-paced environments.
- Strong ownership, curiosity, and a willingness to dig into new markets, payment methods, and operational detail.
What will help you stand out?
- A technical background (Computer Science, Engineering, or prior experience in a developer/technical role).
- Experience with payins or payouts, local payment rails, alternative payment methods, or cross-border flows.
- A demonstrated automation mindset — identifying manual operational work and helping design rules, workflows, or tools to reduce it.
- An AI-first mindset — using AI/LLM-powered tools to improve product discovery, operations, or decision-making, or bringing AI-driven automation into internal workflows.
- Experience working with APAC and/or EMEA markets, local partners, or payment providers.
Skills Required
- Experience as a PM in a fintech company
- Fluent in English and Spanish
- Live in Argentina, Brazil or Uruguay
- Tech background and knowledge in payments ecosystem industry
What We Do
dLocal started with one goal – to close the payments innovation gap between global enterprise companies, and customers in emerging economies. We have over 900 payment methods, in more than 40 countries. With the ability to accept local payment methods and facilitate cross-border fund settlement worldwide, our merchants reach billions of underserved consumers in the high-growth markets of Africa, Asia, and Latin America. dLocal offers the ideal payment solutions for global commerce: Payins: Accept local payment methods Payouts: Compliantly send funds cross-border Defense Suite: Manage fraud effectively dLocal for Platforms: Unify your platform’s payment solution Local Issuing: Localize payments for your gig-economy workers, suppliers, and partners









