Product Manager

ctrl-alt.co; Belfast, London; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Ctrl Alt is seeking a dynamic Product Manager to enhance its tokenization platform and drive growth in real-world asset management. The ideal candidate will have a solid background in tech product management, with a strong ability to translate business needs into high-quality specifications. This role offers a unique opportunity to make a significant impact within a growing startup in the alternative asset space.

Benefits

Generous stock options

IT equipment provided

Annual learning and development budget

Opportunity to have a real impact

Qualifications

• 2+ years experience as a product manager or business analyst in a high-growth tech company.
• Experience shipping user-facing or API products.
• Ability to conduct quantitative investigations using SQL or similar tools.

Responsibilities

• Drive the implementation of the product team's roadmap.
• Translate business needs into high-quality product specifications.
• Engage in technical discussions with engineers.

Skills

Analytical skills

Commercial awareness

SQL or similar tools proficiency

Job description

Combining groundbreaking technology and expert financial engineering, Ctrl Alt is a B2B infrastructure solution provider that makes structuring and investing in alternative asset classes efficient, cost-effective, and accessible.

Since launching in 2022, Ctrl Alt has established itself as a leader and expert in the space with over $300m of assets tokenized.

With offices in the UK, Ireland and the UAE, the Ctrl Alt team is composed of financial and product experts including alumni from Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, UBS and Revolut. The business is backed by leading VCs including MiddleGame Ventures and Molten.

What's Involved

We are seeking a dynamic and detail-oriented Product Manager to join our Product Department. The ideal candidate will be instrumental in building Ctrl Alt’s tokenization platform to enhance our suite of offerings to ultimately increase the AUM of real-world assets issued by Ctrl Alt.

• Owning and driving the implementation of the product teams roadmap
• Building upon our existing architecture to create products and features for the different use cases of our clients
• Translating the business needs into high quality product specifications (e.g., flows, epics, user stories, acceptance criteria etc.) for your development team to implement
• Engaging in technical discussions with engineers regarding architecture and implementation
• Facilitating the project management of longer term client integrations
• Consuming the APIs of and integration with 3rd party providers

Requirements

Must Haves

• 2+ years experience as a product manager within a high-growth tech company or as a business analyst in a tier 1 institution with proven ability to execute change
  
• Shipped user-facing or API products, built on complex technical systems running at scale
• High analytical and commercial awareness with the ability to conduct quantitative investigations using SQL or similar tools

Nice to Haves

• Strong desire to work in an early stage Fintech
• Proven understanding of emerging trends in technology
• Generous stock options
• Central Belfast office
• IT Equipment - we'll provide you whatever you need to support your work (MacBook, display, accessories, etc)
• Annual learning and development budget for every employee on a prepaid card to spend on books, training courses, exams, or anything else which helps you progress at work
• The opportunity of having a real impact - You'll be thriving in a start-up where your work has a material impact on the business

How to Apply

Simply hit apply below, where you will be redirected to a form to fill out all relevant details. You will be asked to upload a CV and Cover Letter.

Interview Process:

• Stage 1: Initial interview
• Stage 2: Technical Interview
• Stage 3: Cultural interview with the CEO

‘Growing demand for alternative assets will add more than $8 trillion to assets under management in the next five years, to a total $24.5 trillion’