Citi is seeking an experienced product management leader to oversee platforms and data services in Taipei. The role typically requires strong experience in technology product management, data platforms, digital solutions, stakeholder management, and delivery within a complex financial-services environment. Candidates should understand business requirements, data governance, platform architecture, risk and regulatory expectations, and agile delivery methods. Responsibilities may include defining product strategy and roadmaps, prioritizing investment, coordinating engineering and business teams, managing vendors, improving service quality, and communicating progress to senior leadership. The Vice President is expected to demonstrate strategic thinking, commercial awareness, strong communication, leadership, and the ability to deliver reliable, scalable solutions across regions.
Citi, formally Citigroup Inc., is a major global financial-services company headquartered in New York. Through Citibank and its institutional businesses, it provides corporate and commercial banking, transaction services, markets, securities services, wealth management, and consumer financial products in markets worldwide. Citi has a long-established presence in Taiwan, supporting multinational companies, financial institutions, investors, and local businesses with cross-border banking, payments, treasury, trade finance, and capital-markets solutions. The company is investing in technology, data, digital platforms, cybersecurity, and operational modernization to improve client service and regulatory resilience. Its workforce operates in a highly regulated, international environment, making collaboration, risk awareness, inclusion, and strong professional standards important parts of the culture.
Taiwan offers opportunities in banking, financial technology, semiconductors, software, data, engineering, manufacturing, education, healthcare, and international trade. Taipei is the main center for multinational employers and provides efficient public transport, excellent healthcare, convenient services, and a lively food and cultural scene. Life is generally safe and affordable compared with many major Asian financial centers, although housing in central Taipei can be expensive. Mandarin is valuable for daily life, while English is commonly used in multinational workplaces. Foreign employees normally need an employer-sponsored work permit and resident visa; qualified professionals may also consider Taiwan’s Employment Gold Card. Relocating workers should arrange health insurance, housing, tax registration, banking, and document authentication. Taiwan has a warm climate, mountainous landscapes, beaches, hot springs, and excellent rail connections for exploring the island.
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