Director, Product Strategy
$170,000 - $190,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$170,000 - $190,000 per year
About the role
- Define the Wealth Market Opportunity
- Build and maintain a clear view of the wealth management landscape
- Identify and prioritize sub-segments based on product-market fit, operational realities, and revenue potential
- Lead market discovery with prospective clients, partners, and advisors to surface pain points, workflow gaps, and unmet needs
- Maintain an active view of the competitive landscape, identifying where FRT can differentiate
- Translate Market Insight into Product Strategy
- Define the product strategy for the Wealth line of business, anchored in clear client value and business impact
- Translate FRT capabilities into defined solutions that reflect client workflows and can be packaged, priced, and sold
- Develop business cases and high-level requirements that shape product direction and inform go/no-go decisions
- Partner with product management, which owns detailed requirements and execution, to move opportunities from concept to launch
- Balance speed to market with development of high-value features that support long-term growth
- Contribute to the evolution of the product portfolio across both new opportunities and existing offerings
- Drive Commercialization and GrowthLead commercialization efforts for Wealth solutions, including packaging, positioning, and pricing in partnership with marketing and sales
- Act as the subject matter expert for the Wealth line of business, supporting sales and client service in client discussions and deal support
- Ensure consistent messaging of value across client-facing teams
- Measure success through adoption, launch effectiveness, and revenue growth within the Wealth segment
- Our ideal candidate is:
- Proven experience in product strategy, business architecture, or a similar strategic role within fintech or the wealth management ecosystem (10+ years preferred)
- Comfortable owning market discovery and translating insights into actionable product direction
- Able to work across functions, influencing teams in product management, engineering, sales, client service, and operations
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