Product Manager

Role overview

Responsibilities

• Own and prioritize a refined, transparent product backlog ready for delivery.
• Translate client and business needs into user stories and acceptance criteria with business partners and developers.
• Make day-to-day delivery decisions, clarify scope, answer questions, and make sprint trade-offs.
• Review completed work against acceptance criteria and provide product sign-off before release.
• Coordinate feature readiness and launches with Client Design, Training, and Change Management through client go-live and adoption.
• Investigate data and reporting questions by tracing information from source systems to client-facing outputs.
• Collect post-launch client and internal feedback and turn it into backlog improvements.
• Contribute to the roadmap and communicate progress, risks, and decisions to stakeholders.

Required qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree.
• 3–4 years of experience in product ownership, business analysis, or a related role, including launching digital product features.
• Understand data representation in business intelligence and reporting tools.
• Experience with AI tools for writing user stories and managing an Agile backlog using tools such as Jira and Confluence.
• Curiosity, initiative, eagerness to learn, and ability to explain complex information clearly to varied audiences.

Assets

• Knowledge of investor services, custody, or institutional client reporting is an asset.
• Experience supporting report or platform migrations is an asset.
• Hands-on comfort exploring data to answer questions is an asset.

Compensation

• The stated annual pay range is $67,000–$110,000, with potential discretionary variable compensation.
• Compensation depends on factors including experience, skills, performance, market conditions, and business needs.

Schedule and employment

• Full-time, regular salaried employment with 37.5 work hours per week.
• The posting lists day-to-day work details but does not explicitly state a remote, hybrid, or onsite policy.