Product Manager, AVP - Private Wealth Technology

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Blackstone Technology & Innovations (BXTi) is the technology team at the core of each of Blackstone's businesses and new growth initiatives. Serving both internal and external clients, we work to build the next generation of systems that manage risk, create efficiency, and improve transparency within the firm and across our broad community of investors and portfolio companies. BXTi is nimble and entrepreneurial.

Our open, iterative design processes and rapid pace of development mean that everyone on the team can make an impact from day one. We are problem solvers who take projects from idea to implementation. We believe in active mentoring, developing excellence, and collaborating to find the best answers for our customers and for Blackstone. We are critical to the firm maintaining its competitive edge.

Private Wealth continues to grow, driving increased demand for technology solutions that support our advisors, clients, and distribution teams. Team members are exposed to a broad range of initiatives spanning Product, Sales, Marketing, Investor Services, Operations, and Data, with the opportunity to solve meaningful business problems and directly influence how the business scales.

We are seeking an Assistant Vice President to serve as a hands‑on technology operator within the Private Wealth Technology team. This individual will move across critical initiatives based on business need, including CRM, advisor‑facing platforms, sales and marketing technology, customer data, analytics, workflow solutions, digital experience platforms, and emerging AI capabilities. Core platforms may include Salesforce, Agentforce, Microsoft Copilot, customer data platforms (CDPs), reporting and analytics tools, content management systems, and advisor‑facing digital experiences.

The role is heavily focused on implementation and execution. The successful candidate will take ambiguous business problems, understand the underlying systems and technical tradeoffs, translate decisions into executable requirements, and drive delivery through launch and adoption. This person does not need to be an engineer, but must be technically fluent, comfortable working closely with engineering and architecture teams, and have a willingness to challenge whether a proposed solution will work operationally and scale over time.

This is an individual‑contributor role for someone who can quickly enter a project, establish structure, connect business and technology teams, and take accountability for delivering complete outcomes. Success in the role requires balancing immediate business needs with long‑term technology considerations, making pragmatic decisions that drive results while supporting a scalable and sustainable enterprise platform. The ideal candidate combines business curiosity, technical fluency, and relentless execution.

They are comfortable moving between strategic discussions and implementation details, quickly learning unfamiliar domains, and building trust with stakeholders through consistent delivery. They can assess problems from both a business and technology perspective, challenge assumptions, apply first‑principles thinking, and take ownership from initial…