Senior Product Manager - FinTech Trading Platform

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Experience: Minimum 8 years

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Engineering, Computer Science, or related field
Minimum 8 years of progressive experience in product management
Experience preferably within fintech, brokerage, or digital trading platforms
Demonstrated experience leading cross-functional product development teams
Strong understanding of retail trading platforms, brokerage mechanics, and mobile-first product development
MBA or advanced degree in related field (preferred)
Experience launching or scaling consumer trading platforms (e.g., brokerage or fintech environments) (preferred)
Experience integrating AI-enabled functionality into production platforms (preferred)
Strong understanding of product lifecycle management and agile development methodologies
Advanced analytical skills with ability to translate data into actionable product decisions
Knowledge of brokerage operations, clearing and custody workflows, and regulatory considerations
Ability to manage global, cross-functional engineering teams across multiple time zones
Strong written and verbal communication skills with executive presence
Knowledge of agentic AI in investment research

Responsibilities

Develop and execute the product roadmap for the MarketSmith US mobile-first trading and research platform
Translate strategic objectives into detailed product requirements, user stories, and prioritized backlogs
Lead cross-functional coordination across engineering (U.S., India, China), brokerage operations, data science, marketing, and compliance
Drive integration with William O’Neil Securities, ensuring seamless onboarding, trade execution, and regulatory compliance workflows
Support development of AI-native product capabilities leveraging proprietary datasets, including chart intelligence, earnings analysis, and personalized insights
Design and implement monetization strategies, including subscription tiers, feature gating, and funded-account incentives
Monitor key performance indicators such as funded accounts, trade flow capture, subscription conversion, and engagement metrics
Establish agile product development cadence and oversee sprint execution with global engineering teams
Provide executive updates on product performance, launch milestones, and commercial impact

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