Product Manager – Partnerships

About The Role

Arbitrip builds branded travel experiences for leading airlines, financial institutions, CUGs (closed user groups / affinity brands), and consumer brands. For each partner, we're not just a vendor — we're the team responsible for making sure their brand shows up right, their launches happen on time, and their business goals get delivered.

We're looking for a Product Manager to own our white-label product end to end. This is first and foremost a product role built on your ability to lead partners and clients: you'll be the person who deeply understands the white-label product, the company's strategic roadmap, and what each partner actually needs — and who turns that understanding into plans and features that get built and succeed.

What You'll Do

• Own the product strategy: know the white-label product inside out, driving features that serve both partner needs and our long-term roadmap.
• Partner with leadership: represent Arbitrip directly with partner leadership, building trust, making thoughtful judgment calls, and holding the line on what's realistic — while still finding a way to say yes to what matters.
• Collaborate on execution: work closely with development, design, project management, and data teams to turn clear priorities into reality — you bring the product thinking; they bring the execution.
  
  

• Real product ownership: 4+ years hands-on, having owned a product end to end.
• Experience working with AI across the product and R&D lifecycle.
• Real experience leading client or partner relationships directly.
• A track record of shipping features that needed real internal buy-in — from leadership, finance, or legal — to actually launch, not just get built.
• Comfortable prioritizing against competing requirements and explaining the trade-offs clearly.
• Strong UX instincts — able to read a flow critically and shape it.
• Strongly data-driven — comfortable using data to make and defend product decisions.
• A real team player.
• Strong written and spoken English and Hebrew.
  
  

• B2C product background — a big plus.
• Experience in travel, aviation, or financial services.
• Experience working with legal, compliance, or finance stakeholders as part of shipping a product.