Sr. Technology Project Manager
Become an everyday champion — and build a career where your impact fuels financial progress.
What We Do
CardWorks Financial Group is a diversified financial services platform building ethical solutions across credit, lending, and the full customer lifecycle. Through our family of companies, CardWorks Financial Group tackles the complex challenges that larger financial institutions leave behind. We’re embedded throughout the credit card ecosystem as a lender, servicer, and merchant acquirer.
Who We Are
- Merrick Bank: The bank that builds
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CardWorks Servicing: One partner, total performance
- Carson Smithfield: Resolution with respect
With nearly 40 years of operating history, our track record is solid: disciplined in downturns and built to accelerate in recovery. The CardWorks Financial Group companies take precise approach in complex markets, as a top three non-prime focused general purpose card issuer and a top fifteen U.S. merchant acquirer.
Our team tackles the industry’s most complex credit and payment challenges. And we believe that excellent work starts with a team that feels supported, respected, and empowered to grow.
CardWorks Servicing, LLC provides end-to end operational servicing functions for credit cards, secured cards, and installment loans. We service consumer and small business loans across the credit spectrum and offers backup servicing and due diligence services to capital providers and trustees.
Founded in 1997, Merrick Bank is an FDIC®-insured financial institution headquartered in South Jordan, Utah, with over $10 billion in assets. A wholly owned subsidiary of CardWorks Financial Group, Merrick Bank serves roughly five million cardmembers and more than 100,000 merchant customers, offering credit cards, recreational loans, deposit accounts, merchant services and bank sponsorships to consumers and businesses.
Carson Smithfield, LLC provides a variety of post-charge-off debt recovery services, including digital self-service, IVR, live agent, and external agency management.
Position Summary and Role Impact:
The Senior, Technology Project Manager (STPM) is a senior individual contributor responsible for converting approved business and technology priorities into coordinated, executable delivery plans. The role leads complex, cross-functional initiatives from initiation through implementation and closure, integrating scope, schedules, resources, financials, dependencies, testing, business readiness, governance, and change control to achieve defined outcomes.
Operating at the intersection of business strategy and technical execution, the STPM partners with Product, Architecture, Engineering, Infrastructure, Security, Risk, Compliance, Operations, Quality, Finance, and external vendors. The position applies Agile, Scrum, Waterfall, or Hybrid delivery practices as appropriate, while maintaining disciplined project governance, transparent JIRA and Confluence records, and concise executive reporting.
In this role, the STPM is expected to create clarity in ambiguous situations, anticipate cross-team impacts, challenge assumptions constructively, drive timely decisions, hold teams accountable for commitments, and escalate delivery risks with context, business impact, options, and recommendations.
Essential Functions:
- Lead complex technology initiatives from intake and initiation through implementation and closure, establishing clear scope, outcomes, milestones, delivery approach, and success measures.
- Create and maintain integrated delivery plans that align cross-functional workstreams, resources, budgets, dependencies, testing, business readiness, and production implementation activities.
- Own project governance artifacts, including scope, schedules, RAID logs, decision records, change controls, financial tracking, status reports, and closure documentation.
- Drive accountability for deliverables and commitments; identify emerging risks early, remove impediments, and escalate with c