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Senior Payments Partnerships Manager
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Lead strategic partnerships with global card networks in this senior role at Adyen. Leverage 5+ years of payments industry experience to negotiate high-impact agreements and drive innovation. Collaborate cross-functionally from key US hubs like San Francisco or New York. Shape the future of payme...
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United States , San Francisco; New York; Chicago
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190000.00 - 265000.00 USD / Year
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Adyen
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Senior Payments Partnerships Manager
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Drive high-impact global card network partnerships for Adyen in San Francisco. Leverage 5+ years of payments industry experience to negotiate strategic agreements and build key relationships. Collaborate cross-functionally in a fast-paced environment to shape the future of payments.
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United States , San Francisco
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190000.00 - 265000.00 USD / Year
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Adyen
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Senior Payments Partnerships Manager
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Lead strategic global card network partnerships for Adyen in San Francisco. Leverage 5+ years of payments industry experience to negotiate high-impact agreements and drive innovation. Collaborate cross-functionally in a fast-paced environment to shape the future of payments.
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United States , San Francisco
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180000.00 - 243000.00 USD / Year
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Adyen
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About the Senior Payments Partnerships Manager role

A Senior Payments Partnerships Manager is a strategic, cross-functional role that sits at the intersection of business development, product strategy, and commercial operations within the financial technology ecosystem. These professionals are responsible for building, managing, and optimizing relationships with a diverse network of external partners, including payment processors, local payment method providers, digital wallet operators, buy-now-pay-later platforms, card schemes, and financial institutions. The core mission of this role is to expand the company’s payment infrastructure, drive adoption of new payment solutions, and unlock revenue growth through strategic collaboration.

In a typical day, a Senior Payments Partnerships Manager identifies and evaluates potential partners, negotiates commercial agreements, and leads the end-to-end onboarding process. They work closely with internal teams—including product, legal, compliance, finance, and sales—to align partnership initiatives with broader business goals. A significant part of the role involves developing go-to-market strategies for new payment methods, enabling commercial teams with training and playbooks, and coordinating joint sales motions with partners. These managers also monitor market trends, conduct competitive analysis, and represent the company at industry events as thought leaders. They are often the primary point of contact for strategic partners, ensuring relationships are nurtured and optimized for mutual value creation.

Common responsibilities include defining and executing partnership strategies for specific regions or payment verticals, managing a portfolio of existing partners to deepen engagement, and identifying new opportunities for integration and expansion. They must manage complex negotiations, navigate regulatory and compliance requirements, and drive cross-functional projects from concept to launch. The role requires a blend of commercial acumen, technical literacy, and exceptional communication skills to bridge the gap between technical product capabilities and business needs.

Typical requirements for Senior Payments Partnerships Manager jobs include 5 to 8+ years of experience in partnerships, business development, or sales within fintech, payments, or SaaS environments. A deep understanding of payment ecosystems, local payment methods, and financial infrastructure is essential. Candidates should have a proven track record of driving revenue through partner-driven channels, strong negotiation skills, and the ability to manage multiple stakeholders across different time zones and cultures. International experience and comfort working in fast-paced, high-growth environments are highly valued. Ultimately, this profession demands a strategic thinker who can build lasting relationships, navigate complexity, and deliver measurable impact on a company’s payment network and global reach.