Product Manager Marketing Fraud

Product Manager | Marketing Fraud

Overview

As a Product Manager in Marketing Fraud, you will own and progress an existing product backlog within the Marketing Fraud track.

You will work with the team to clarify problems, maintain priorities, shape requirements, manage dependencies, and drive initiatives through delivery, measurement, and iteration. You will use fraud data, operational insights, customer and partner impact, and business priorities to make pragmatic trade-offs and keep the backlog focused on the highest-value work.

You will report to the Capability Area Lead and work closely with a Senior Product Manager, Engineering Manager, Analytics Manager, Machine Learning Scientists and engineers.

You will help ensure that existing fraud controls and services remain effective, scalable, and fit for purpose, while identifying opportunities to improve prevention, detection, recovery, customer experience, partner impact, and operational efficiency.

You will also support Marketing, Marketplace Loyalty, Partnerships, Local Partner Services, and other stakeholders in assessing and managing fraud risks in their initiatives.

The role contributes to Marketing Fraud's 2026 job to be done: make reservation exploitation unviable by preventing, detecting, and remediating fraudulent bookings across all channels.

This means protecting partners and Booking.com from:

• Financial loss
• Blocked inventory and availability
• Operational drag
• Reputational damage
• Loss of partner trust

while minimizing friction for genuine travelers and partners.

Key Responsibilities

Product Strategy

• Owns and sets the vision for their product/feature, informed by data, user research and overarching vision of their product area.
• Lays out a 1-year strategy to achieve the vision, as part of their Department's strategy and is able to align all key stakeholders, including their team, on this strategy.
• Owns and defines objectives at Team-level.
• Typically owns or collaborates with a Product Marketing Manager to create a go-to-market plan for their product.

Product Delivery

• Prioritises short- and mid-term (<1 year) roadmap based on known strategy and objectives.
• Identifies risks and dependencies early and plans for mitigations.
• Works with the team to establish tactical delivery methodology (e.g. Scrum, Kanban, hours, points, etc.) and execute plans.

Data Fluency

• Identifies and explains the choice of the primary metric, supporting metric and counter metrics.
• Understands what makes a solid hypothesis for experimentation.
• Understands statistical mechanics of experimentation, such as how to determine test power and sample size.
• Understands how to analyse data, present findings to stakeholders and make product decisions using the results.
• Defines, together with analysts, the best ways to present KPIs for tracking product success.

Customer Insight

• Is familiar with techniques to better understand customer behaviour, such as interviews and surveys.
• Knows how to gather customer needs and pain points and has experimented with techniques such as story mapping or use case design.
• Understands the difference between different research methods and is familiar with the appropriate method for the problems they are solving.
• Is familiar with research practices and principles and can use them in partnership with researchers to distil feedback into actionable hypotheses.

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