Senior Product Manager

At Fintex Inc., we’re a crew of battle‑tested entrepreneurs on a mission to reimagine wealth management. As a Senior Product Manager you will be a founding member of our product organization, architecting digital experiences from the ground up and owning outcomes that directly impact our trajectory. You’ll operate at the intersection of strategy, design, and engineering—translating ambitious visions into powerful products that wealth advisors and their customers love to use.

This is not a typical product manager role where you’re optimizing features at a mature company. It’s a high‑impact, high‑visibility position where you’ll see the direct results of your decisions in weeks, not quarters.

• Drive product vision and execution for groundbreaking digital products in the wealth and asset management space—from concept to launch and beyond.
• Be the voice of the customer and the business
  , synthesizing insights from advisors, end clients, and internal stakeholders to identify high‑leverage opportunities.
• Transform complexity into clarity
  , working with designers to craft intuitive experiences that make sophisticated financial concepts accessible.
• Ship relentlessly alongside the engineering team, making smart trade‑offs and pushing products out without sacrificing quality.
• Wear multiple hats
  —write user stories, pitch to investors, and dive into customer support data as needed.

• Deep wealth management DNA
  —you’ve lived and breathed this industry and understand its unique challenges and language (this is non‑negotiable).
• Fluency in investments and finance
  —you can discuss portfolio construction, asset allocation, and risk management as naturally as you discuss user flows.
• A technologist’s mindset
  —you see technology as a catalyst for transformation, not just automation, and are excited about AI, automation, and elegant UX solving real problems.
• Hands‑on financial chops
  —you’ve built portfolios, run models, or worked closely enough with those who do to understand the craft.
• Elite communication skills
  —you can rally cross‑functional teams, manage up to executives, extract requirements from stakeholders, and explain technical concepts to non‑technical audiences with equal ease.
• Startup resilience
  —you thrive in fast‑moving, resource‑constrained environments where adaptability and scrappiness are features, not bugs.