Founding Product Marketer

Imprint is building a platform that helps the world’s best brands grow the lifetime value of their customers. We started with co-branded credit cards and rebuilt them to be smarter, more rewarding, and brand-first. We partner with companies like Crate & Barrel, Rakuten, Booking.com, H-E-B, Fetch, and Shell to launch modern credit programs that deepen loyalty, unlock savings, and drive growth. But the card is just the beginning. We combine advanced payments infrastructure, intelligent underwriting, and deep customer data to predict what each customer will do next and act on it, so brands can offer powerful financial products without becoming a bank.

Co-branded cards alone account for over $300 billion in U.S. annual spend, and most still run on legacy bank rails. Imprint is the modern alternative: flexible, embeddable, and built for how people actually pay today. Backed by Kleiner Perkins, Thrive Capital, Ribbit, and Khosla Ventures, we’re building a world-class team to redefine how people pay and how brands grow. If you want to move fast, solve hard problems, and own real outcomes, we want to meet you.

For all of our history we sold one thing: the co-branded card. We're now becoming a multi-product company shipping a suite of co-branded payments products: deposit, BNPL, pay-by-bank. This requires a new muscle in how we communicate the benefits of each product and the compounding impact of delivering them through Imprint’s platform.

As our first product marketer, you will define how Imprint positions, launches, and grows its products. You will develop the messaging, buyer insights, and narrative that our partnerships team and founders rely on to win sophisticated buyers: the senior brand, finance, and loyalty leaders at some of the largest companies in the world. Today that work has no owner. You will build it from the ground up and set the standard for how Imprint explains what it sells.

This role is highly cross-functional and visible. You will partner closely with Business Development, Engineering, Design, and our founder across the entire product lifecycle, from shaping what gets built to launching it and driving adoption. It is ideal for someone who is strategic yet hands-on, thrives in a fast-moving environment, and would rather create the market-making moment than wait for direction.

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  Own go-to-market end to end. Lead the strategy and execution for a product or segment across positioning, messaging, buyer research, launch, and enablement. You set the plan and you ship it.

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  Develop the positioning and narrative. Define what each product is, who it's for, and why a brand should choose us over a legacy bank or a point solution. Tie the products into one story about growing customer lifetime value, so we sell a platform rather than a set of features.

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  Create market-making moments. Identify the launches, data, and campaigns that put Imprint in the conversation and drive differentiation, then build and run them so they land.

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  Partner across the product lifecycle. Work closely with Engineering to influence what gets built and how it's priced and packaged, then carry it through launch and into adoption.

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  Enable the field. Build the decks, one-pagers, case studies, and talk tracks that our partnerships team and founders use to win, and keep them sharp as the product set grows.

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  Own competitive intelligence. Tear down how legacy issuers and newer players position themselves, run win/loss analysis, and feed what you learn back into our messaging and our roadmap.

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  Build the proof. Partner with our customers and our data team to turn real results into numbers and stories the market can trust, the kind a prospect can verify and a partner will repeat.

• Five or more years in product marketing, ideally with time spent launching products rather than maintaining them. Fintech, payments, or enterprise B2B background helps, since our buyers are payments leaders and their technical counterparts.

• A GM mentality. You think in outcomes rather than deliverables, and you're comfortable owning a number and the plan to hit it.

• Exceptional writing and storytelling. You can take something complicated and make it land in a sentence, and most of this job is turning fuzzy internal thinking into sharp external language quickly.

• Comfort as the first and only team member. You operate well with a direction and a lot of white space rather than a brief and a team, and you build the function while doing the work.

• Fluency with modern tools. You use AI to move faster on research, drafting, and competitive work, and you're genuinely curious about where it's headed, since it sits at the center of what we build and sell.

• High standards and high velocity. You move fast and ship polished work, and you back your positioning with data rather than adjectives.