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Product Operations (Shipper)

NYMBUS · Remote - United States · Remote

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About NYMBUS

Backed by Insight.

About the role

At Nymbus, the Product Operations (Shipper) role is the delivery and quality owner in our squad triad model.

What they're looking for

  • Backlog administrators who manage tickets but do not build
  • Requirement translators removed from implementation
  • Developers who wait for fully specified work before starting
  • People uncomfortable with ambiguity or cross-functional ownership
  • Those unwilling to adopt AI-first development practices
  • Individuals who view their role as narrowly scoped to a single function
More about this role

Nymbus (https://nymbus.com/) is not just a leader in fintech; we are a community of innovators passionate about reimagining banking. Our modern core platform and cloud based technology serve as the backbone for financial institutions eager to modernize and excel.

Nymbus is building the next generation of fintech platforms and that requires a new kind of delivery leader. This role is the quality and release backbone of the squad — the person who ensures what gets built actually reaches production reliably, correctly, and on cadence. You will own delivery, validation, and operational readiness using AI-first methodology, working hand-in-hand with your Builder and Architect to ship outcomes end-to-end.

We are a remote first company, with occasional travel required for team collaboration or client engagement.

At Nymbus, the Product Operations (Shipper) role is the delivery and quality owner in our squad triad model.

You are responsible for ensuring working software reaches production reliably and meets the quality bar. Working within a dedicated squad alongside a Builder (who owns product intent, specification, and implementation) and an Architect (who owns system design and technical...

Read the full posting on NYMBUS's site ↗

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