Chief Product Officer

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Remote

September 28, 2026

Application ends: December 27, 2026

REQUIREMENTS

Regulated Startup Background: You’ve built and shipped regulated financial products from zero to one within a fintech, crypto exchange, custodian, or digital banking environment, with proven exposure to compliance frameworks such as VARA, MiCA, EMI, or PI, and to strict licensing processes.
Comfort with Shifting Landscapes: You thrive in continuous-delivery setups with agile teams, staying resilient and decisive under regulatory, investor, and shifting deadline pressures.
Agentic Framework Literacy: You have practical understanding of agentic capabilities, architectural pitfalls, and the agentic-deterministic bridge, so deterministic safety holds on the money path.
Cross-Domain Fluency: You’re comfortable across crypto systems, traditional banking, and modern neobank infrastructure, rather than specialized in a single domain.
Outcome Ownership: You own outcomes end-to-end rather than running a feature factory. You commit to measurable results and core OKRs, and you value autonomy while building a collaborative, non-siloed organization.
Clarity & Conviction: You reduce ambiguity across teams and argue from data with conviction, but disagree and commit when it’s time to align the organization.
Language Skills: You speak and write English at a professional level, to support clean communication across global offices.

RESPONSIBILITES

Zero-to-One Product Delivery: Own the end-to-end product lifecycle for regulated financial products, from initial concept to launch, prioritizing value delivery over premature optimization.
Product & People Leadership: Build and lead the product organization — hire, mentor, and grow product talent, and establish a culture of high performance, data literacy, and low ego. This is core to the role, not an adjunct to it.
Agentic Banking Architecture: Architect a financial ecosystem built for autonomous agents from the ground up, treating AI as an operating model for the organization rather than a bolt-on feature.
Scope Discipline: Maintain control over delivery timelines under pressure. Cut scope deliberately rather than sacrifice quality, keeping focus on the minimal licensable product.
Regulatory & Compliance Architecture: Treat regulatory, compliance, and audit obligations as first-class product inputs, turning friction into intuitive product features.
Cross-Functional Feasibility: Partner with the CTO to co-own technical feasibility and organizational commitments, separating what the product does from how it’s engineered.
Context & Alignment: Act as the primary bridge for shared understanding across the company — communicating product vision, customer needs, and strategic rationale through multiple channels.