CEPRES
Director of Product Management – Portfolio Monitoring (f/m/x)

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Director of Product Management | Portfolio Monitoring @ CEPRES
CEPRES is a leading and fast-growing digital investment platform for private capital markets—an asset class that has become increasingly important in global portfolios of sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies, pension plans, and other institutional investors. Our clients use CEPRES to manage, analyse, and benchmark their private market investments, while the platform connects thousands of professionals through one of the world’s largest private investment networks.
CEPRES GmbH / Corp is headquartered in Munich and New York, with additional offices in Denver, Heidelberg, and several locations in the Middle East. Our team is incredibly diverse, with over 20 nationalities globally. We value smart and innovative people who thrive in team environments and embody a global mindset.
About the Role
We are seeking a “Director of Product Management” to own and drive the Portfolio Monitoring product area. This is a customer-facing leadership role where you will:
- Work directly with large, sophisticated institutional clients who require complex customization, configuration, and integration.
- Define the product vision and roadmap for portfolio monitoring, translating client needs into scalable product capabilities.
- Collaborate closely with Sales, Customer Success, and Engineering to deliver solutions that win and retain enterprise accounts.
The ideal candidate comes from a B2B enterprise software background in private markets, alternative investments, or financial data, with direct experience managing products where client-specific configuration and white-glove engagement are pivotal.
Key Responsibilities
- Own the product vision, strategy, and 12-month roadmap for the Portfolio Monitoring product, ensuring alignment with CEPRES’ business objectives and market opportunities.
- Participate in annual strategic planning with business leadership, bringing market intelligence, competitive analysis, and technology feasibility insights to shape commercial priorities.
- Maintain structured systematic market and competitive intelligence, grounding roadmap prioritization and strategy in quantifiable data rather than anecdotal sales input.
- Serve as the primary product voice in client engagements, including:
- Sales cycles, product demos, discovery workshops.
- Scoping solutions for enterprise prospects and existing accounts.
- Translate large-scale customization requests into scalable, repeatable product capabilities for broader market adoption.
- Partner with Sales and Customer Success to develop account-specific strategies, ensuring product alignment with contractual commitments.
- Oversee multiple agile development squads, promoting coordinated execution, cross-team collaboration, and continuous improvement in product delivery.
- Champion price positioning and go-to-market (GTM) strategy, collaborating with Marketing to refine competitive differentiation, messaging, and pricing strategies.
- Develop partnerships with strategic data providers and technology vendors to enhance the product ecosystem.
- Mentor and develop the product management team, fostering a culture of client empathy, analytical rigor, and continuous learning.
- Monitor product performance, adoption metrics, and client satisfaction to refine strategic decisions and prioritization.
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Requirements
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- 10+ years of product management experience in B2B enterprise software, with at least 5 years in a customer-facing product role serving large institutional clients.
- Direct experience in private markets, alternative investments, asset management, or financial data/tech.
- Proven ability to manage highly customised products while maintaining scalable architecture.
- Hands-on B2B sales experience, including:
- Handling RFPs, demos, solution scoping, and commercial negotiations alongside Sales.
- Expertise in agile roadmap development and cross-functional leadership.
- Excellent communication skills to engage with C-level executives, portfolio managers, and operations teams.
- Experience in product positioning, GTM strategy, and enterprise launches.
- Deep familiarity with portfolio monitoring workflows, including:
- Fund accounting.
- Performance measurement (IRR, TVPI, DPI).
- Cash flow management.
- Investor reporting.


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Preferred
- Experience at a private market software vendor.
- Exposure to advanced analytics, AI/ML, and quantitative modelling in private markets.
- MBA or advanced degree in finance, economics, or related quantitative fields.
- Proficiency in product tools (Jira, Confluence, Aha!, etc.).
Languages
- Fluency in English (required).
- German or other European languages are a strong plus.
Culture & Benefits
Career Growth
- Join a fast-growing organisation at the heart of private market finance, gaining global exposure and evolving opportunities.
- Learn from our international team, receive regular feedback, and expand your responsibilities.
Culture
- Fostered on collaboration, transparency, and entrepreneurship.
- Prioritises individuals who take initiative, deliver results, and support their peers.
Workplace Commitment
- Inclusive and diverse, with tailored benefits supporting personal and professional growth.
- Competitive compensation that reflects skill, contribution, and potential.
Compromise to Inclusivity
CEPRES is committed to building an inclusive environment, celebrating diversity and encouraging applicants from all backgrounds to apply.
Join CEPRES to lead our Portfolio Monitoring products, shape high-touch B2B relationships, and innovate the future of private market software.
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