Senior Director, Product Management, Pro UI

KrakenCrypto, FinTech

United StatesFull-TimeDirector

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Job Details

Experience: 12+ years

Requirements

12+ years of product management experience
At least 3 years of managing and developing PM teams
Demonstrated experience owning UI/UX product strategy for consumer-facing platforms
First-hand experience working across both cryptocurrency and traditional financial markets
Strong background working closely with UX design
Ability to raise the quality bar on product experience
Proven ability to operate as a player-coach
Exceptional communication and stakeholder management skills
Strong quantitative and analytical skills; experience defining and tracking KPIs, running A/B experiments
Ability to translate complex business and trading requirements to engineering and design teams, and vice versa

Responsibilities

Lead the product vision, strategy, and execution for Kraken Pro's web and mobile trading experiences.
Manage, mentor, and grow a team of product managers embedded across the Pro UI team.
Partner directly with the VP of Engineering, Pro Trading, and design leadership as a core leadership trio.
Define and maintain a clear product vision that serves clients across the full spectrum.
Establish and evangelize a data-driven product culture: define KPIs, instrument features, run experiments, and synthesize analytics.
Drive prioritization across competing workstreams.
Own the relationship between Pro UI and cross-functional partners including backend engineering, compliance, legal, growth, and business development.
Represent Pro UI product decisions to senior leadership and business stakeholders.
Actively contribute to pre-planning, roadmap reviews, and sprint processes.
Triage and synthesize bugs, user feedback, and internal feedback into prioritized, well-scoped work.

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