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About the Role
We're partnering with a fast-growing fintech that's transforming how institutional investors access liquidity in private markets. Backed by ambitious growth plans and modern technology, the business is building a platform that simplifies complex financial transactions and delivers a better experience for its users.
They're looking for a Product Manager to take ownership of features from discovery through to delivery, working closely with design, engineering, and business stakeholders. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys working in a fast-paced environment where they can have genuine influence over both the product and the way the team operates.
What you'll be doing
- Own the product lifecycle from discovery through to launch.
- Gather and refine requirements from internal and external stakeholders.
- Translate business needs into clear user stories, specifications, and acceptance criteria.
- Prioritise and manage the product backlog based on customer value, technical feasibility, and commercial impact.
- Work closely with engineering, design, and QA teams to ensure successful delivery.
- Plan releases, participate in Agile ceremonies, and help drive continuous improvement.
- Communicate progress, timelines, and trade-offs to stakeholders.
- Use customer feedback, analytics, and product data to inform roadmap decisions and identify opportunities for improvement.
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What we're looking for
- 2-3 years' experience as a Product Manager or Product Owner.
- Experience working directly with customers or clients to gather requirements and manage delivery.
- Strong knowledge of Agile methodologies and tools such as Jira, YouTrack, or Notion.
- Comfortable writing epics, user stories, product specifications, and acceptance criteria.
- A good understanding of UX principles and experience collaborating with designers (Figma exposure is beneficial).
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Experience using product analytics, user research, or experimentation tools such as Google Analytics, PostHog, or A/B testing platforms.
- Someone who thrives in a scaling business where processes are evolving and enjoys bringing structure to ambiguity.


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What's on offer
- Opportunity to join an ambitious, high-growth fintech at an exciting stage of its journey.
- High levels of ownership and autonomy with the chance to shape both the product and internal processes.
- Collaborative, international team working on complex, impactful products.
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