Senior Product Manager - Investments

We’re looking for a Product Manager - Investments to lead the strategy, roadmap, and execution of investment products that help customers build wealth through a high-trust, compliant, and intuitive experience. You will own key parts of the investing journey - from onboarding and suitability to portfolio construction, performance reporting, and customer retention. You’ll work closely with engineering, design, data, compliance/legal, and operations to deliver products that are both customer-first and economically viable. Why Join BTB Own a core revenue-driving product domain with direct business impact Work on complex real-world problems involving risk, performance, and investor trust Build products that move capital efficiently and responsibly High autonomy, fast iteration cycles, and measurable outcomes What You’ll Be Doing Setting the product direction for BTB’s investor domain and ensuring alignment with business and risk objectives Designing and evolving allocation and portfolio logic - caps, limits, diversification, and automation Improving investor transparency - performance reporting, risk indicators, and portfolio explainability Driving measurable improvements in investor activation, capital utilization, and retention Building investing automation and self-serve controls that scale without increasing operational risk Partnering closely with risk, credit, and compliance to ensure disciplined, regulation-ready product design Using data, experimentation, and performance analysis to continuously refine investor outcomes Requirements: What You’ll Need Proven experience owning complex investment product domains Strong intuition for portfolio behavior, risk-return tradeoffs, and capital efficiency A structured, analytical mindset with a track record of data-driven decision-making Comfort operating in regulated environments with real financial consequences Ability to translate financial and operational constraints into clear product logic Strong communication skills and the ability to align stakeholders High ownership, sound judgment, and a bias toward long-term product quality over short-term wins Ability to say no to growth, features, or complexity when they introduce hidden risk, reduce explainability, or fail to scale operationally.