Senior Product Manager — Consumer Prediction Markets

Crypto.com; San Francisco (CA); Hybrid; USD 170,000 - 230,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

401(k) plan with employer match

Health, dental, vision, and life/dis/\

Work Flexibility Adoption. Flexi-work

Internal mobility program

Job summary

Crypto.com seeks a Senior Product Manager to own the consumer prediction-market trading experience end-to-end—web and mobile—covering discovery, order entry, positions, parlays/live, and fan UX. You’ll shape the charter for regulated U.S.

event contracts and collaborate with a partner PM for fiat/kyc rails. You’ll report to the Chief Product Officer, own the roadmap, and decide what ships when design quality isn’t there yet, borrowing patterns from sportsbooks or retail derivatives as

Qualifications

• Owned a consumer prediction or trading surface end-to-end.
• Can map complex trading UX to retail audiences.
• Experience shipping in regulated U.S. event contracts.

Responsibilities

• Own the consumer trading roadmap for web and mobile.
• Prioritize discovery, order entry, positions, parlays, live flows.
• Bridge native prediction patterns into regulated contracts.
• Maintain design bar with actionable UX feedback.
• Wireframe in Figma and drive design conversations.
• Engage users via research, interviews, and feedback.
• Drive cross-functional execution with engineering, data, compliance, and ops.

Skills

Trading product ownership

Sports trading UX

Regulated markets knowledge

Cross-functional leadership

Figma / wireframes

User research

Data-driven decision making

Tools

Figma

Job description

Crypto.com seeks a Senior Product Manager to own the consumer prediction-market trading experience end-to-end—web and mobile—covering discovery, order entry, positions, parlays/live, and fan UX. You’ll shape the charter for regulated U.S.

event contracts and collaborate with a partner PM for fiat/kyc rails. You’ll report to the Chief Product Officer, own the roadmap, and decide what ships when design quality isn’t there yet, borrowing patterns from sportsbooks or retail derivatives as