Hedge Fund Treasury Product Manager | 350+ TC | Systematic Hedge Fund | Hybrid Stamford
Hedge Fund Treasury Product Manager | 350+ TC | Systematic Hedge Fund | Hybrid Stamford
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Own delivery, business analysis, prioritization and cross-functional coordination across a portfolio of Treasury workstreams: financing, margin, cash management and operational controls
- Draft business requirements for engineering, define acceptance criteria and test plans, and lead UAT and production testing
- Own multiple project plans in Jira, run sprint prioritization and backlog grooming with engineering, and produce weekly status reporting
- Produce monthly governance reporting and executive materials for senior leadership, and coordinate budget change requests with finance
- This is a hands-on, end-to-end ownership seat rather than a passive coordination role, based full-time in Connecticut
- What They're Looking For
- 5+ years in a Product Management or Business Analyst role, with experience across both vendor and in-house system implementations
- Background in a hedge fund, proprietary trading firm, asset manager or sell-side Treasury/portfolio finance function strongly preferred
- Working understanding of capital markets operations: stock loan, financing, margin and cash management
- Strong Jira and Confluence skills, plus SQL and comfort using AI tools to prototype and validate ideas
- Consulting background or consulting-style structured problem solving is a plus
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