Own the vision, strategy, and roadmap for CoinMarketCap’s on-chain data products. Responsibilities include writing product requirements and user stories, analyzing qualitative and quantitative data, collaborating with business, IT, and design stakeholders, evaluating launched features, and assessing competitors and partners. The role focuses on improving on-chain data infrastructure and integrating internal and third-party tools to create valuable products for cryptocurrency users.
As a Product Manager, you are responsible for the vision and roadmap of key product lines at CoinMarketCap. You’re at the intersection of what the user wants and what the business needs, and are responsible for setting the product strategy. From the get-go, you will be working on products that touch the lives of millions of people around the world daily, and must therefore understand and empathize with users to build an awesome and engaging experience. You’ll need to make decisions based on data and drive analyses to inform priorities and decisions across your products. Furthermore, as a Product Manager, you will need to communicate effectively with many groups across the organization, as well as CoinMarketCap’s leadership team. You’ll bring excellent teamwork and collaboration skills as well as thought leadership.
In this role you’ll be working on products related to on-chain data. With DEX activity at an all time high and showing no signs of slowing down, you’ll need to help us improve our on-chain data infrastructure and build products for our users to make the best use of our on-chain data. You’ll work on in-house products that parse and organize on-chain data while also integrating 3rd party tools and services, with the ultimate goal of building the best on-chain data products in the industry.
Qualifications:
1. Deep understanding of on-chain data, both from a technical and business perspective
2. Experience building products that make use of a breadth of different on-chain data
3. A Bachelor’s degree in a technical field (e.g. Computer Science, Statistics, Engineering, Mathematics); MBA or Master’s degree in a technical field is a plus
3. Knowledge of financial markets, cryptocurrencies, and blockchain
4. Fluency in English
Characteristics of a successful Product Manager:
1. Vision: Build conviction on your product, understand your users, and have a clear vision and roadmap which you align with stakeholders
2. Data proficiency: Proven ability to leverage data and analytics, and to listen to your users, to inform decisions and prioritization
3. Excellent communication skills (verbal and written): convey complex messages clearly and simply, and driving conviction across stakeholders
4. Bias for action: results-driven mindset, focused on execution and with a hands-on approach, and a track record of launching successful products
5. Entrepreneurial: be a self-starter and a problem-solver who is effective at breaking down complex issues in a fast-paced environment
6. Independent: self-disciplined and motivated, and capable of working both independently and in a dynamic team environment
Responsibilities:
1. Define the vision and roadmap for on-chain data products at CMC
2. Write clear and succinct user stories and product requirement documents
3. Work collaboratively with business and IT stakeholders
4. Collect data (both qualitative and quantitative) to inform product direction
5. Evaluate the products and features you launch methodically and critically
6. Understand the competitive and partner landscape
7. Challenge assumptions and think outside the box to find ways to improve your products
8. Strong sense of UX and UI design, and ability to work effectively with designers
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