S. B2B card payments and expense management infrastructure, with a focus on the country’s 500,000 commercial fleets and 40 million commercial vehicles. Our platform gives vehicle fleets control, security, and real-time visibility into their spending.

We started by building a fair, transparent charge card designed specifically for mobile fleet workers, owners, and managers. Our long-term vision is to build a holistic and smart financial services platform purpose-built for this industry. Design is central to making complex financial workflows simple, intuitive, and trustworthy for users in the field and at the office.

com), a leading payments and credit technology firm backed by some of the world’s top VCs which was acquired for $500M+ in 2020. The company has raised $165M in total funding — our recent $40M Series B equity round was led by ICONIQ Growth with participation from Thomvest, and Synchrony. We're also backed by top fintech and mobility venture funds, including Accel, Insight Partners, Better Tomorrow Ventures, Avid Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, BoxGroup, Foundation Capital, Greycroft, Colle, and premier angel investors, including: Max Levchin (Affirm), Josh Abramowitz (Bread), Jason Gardner (Marqeta), William Hockey (Plaid), Ryan Petersen (Flexport), and many others.

About The Role

As Product Manager, you will own the vision, strategy, and roadmap for one of Coast’s non-fuel spend products; expanding our platform beyond fuel into the broader universe of operational expenses, including expense management, accounts payable, reimbursements, and vendor payments. You will lead a cross-functional team of engineers and designers to build products that help fleet and field-based businesses move more of their day-to-day spend onto Coast in a way that is simpler, safer, and more trusted than existing solutions. We’re looking for someone who is comfortable operating in ambiguity, curious about complex financial workflows, and motivated by turning messy, real-world problems into simple, intuitive products.

You should be equally comfortable thinking at a systems level and getting hands-on, whether that’s pressure-testing a concept, prototyping a flow, or working closely with engineering to translate constraints into thoughtful product decisions. 5 days/week on average.

What You’Ll Do

Senior / Staff Product Manager