Product Manager, Stablecoin & Digital Assets
jeevesDenver (CO)
About the role
Stablecoin Product Strategy Own the stablecoin product roadmap: which rails to build on, which stablecoins to support, and how they integrate into payments and treasury workflows Build institutional-grade infrastructure that abstracts blockchain complexity while preserving speed and cost advantages for end users Drive the full product lifecycle from ideation through launch, collaborating with engineering, design, legal, compliance, and commercial teams Cross-Border Payments & Treasury Build products that let businesses send, receive, convert, and hold stablecoins alongside fiat across USD, EUR, BRL, MXN, and local currency corridors Design seamless on/off-ramp flows that feel as simple as traditional banking, even for users who have never touched crypto Ensure interoperability with fiat rails (ACH, Fedwire, SWIFT, SEPA, PIX, SPEI) so stablecoins become a natural extension of existing payment infrastructure Compliance, Risk & Custody Navigate US state licensing, MiCA, and Lat Am crypto regulations to ship compliant products in every market we serve Embed AML/KYC, Travel Rule, and transaction monitoring requirements into the product from day one Evaluate wallet infrastructure, custodians, and key management solutions that meet institutional-grade security standards Partnerships & Go-to-Market Evaluate and manage partnerships with stablecoin issuers, liquidity providers, custodians, and banking partners Enable Sales and Customer Success to position stablecoin products and close deals with CFOs and treasury teams Ship, measure, and iterate—track adoption metrics and ruthlessly prioritize based on data and business impact Required 4+ years in product management at a stablecoin infrastructure provider, crypto exchange, cross-border payments company, or fintech building on blockchain rails Deep stablecoin expertise: issuance and redemption mechanics, reserve models, on-chain settlement, ecosystem dynamics, and how stablecoins interact with treasury flows and FXStrong understanding of fiat rails: ACH, wires, RTP, SWIFT, SEPA, PIX, SPEI—and how reconciliation, settlement timing, and fiat conversions work alongside stablecoin flows Blockchain infrastructure literacy: EVM chains, Solana, Layer 2s, wallet architecture, key management, and custody. Able to converse with engineers on API docs and system design Regulatory fluency: AML/KYC frameworks, Travel Rule, MiCA, US state-by-state licensing, and how compliance requirements vary by jurisdiction Analytical rigor: comfortable with SQL, dashboards, and building data-driven business cases Exceptional communication: can write strategy memos and product specs that align cross-functional stakeholders Strongly Preferred Track record of owning complex, regulated financial products from concept through production at scale Relationships in the stablecoin ecosystem—issuers, custodians, liquidity providers, or regulators Experience with multi-market products serving Lat Am, US, and/or European customers Familiarity with developer platforms, API design, and ecosystem-driven products Background in traditional payments or banking Why This Role Matters: Cross-border payments move $150+ trillion annually through slow, expensive, opaque systems. Stablecoins are the most promising technology to fix this—but most stablecoin products today are built for crypto-native users, not the finance teams at global businesses who move billions daily. At Jeeves, you'll bridge that gap and shape how thousands of global businesses adopt stablecoin-powered finance.
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