Digital Assets and Crypto, Product Owner

September 14, 2026

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p>Role: Digital Assets and Crypto, Product Owner /p> p>Location: Westlake, TX ; Austin, TX ; Southlake, TX /p> p> br> /p> p>Responsibilities: /p> p>Digital Assets Product Ownership /p> p>• Own the vision, roadmap, and backlog for digital asset posting, books and records, and lifecycle servicing. /p> p>• Define business workflows for trade capture, posting, reconciliation, reporting, and exception management. /p> p>• Bring a strong understanding of the trade lifecycle, with relevant experience in custody and settlement operations. /p> p>Business Workflow & Books-and-Records Expertise /p> p>• Act as the business owner for how digital assets flow through books and records. /p> p>• Partner with stakeholders to ensure crypto activity is accurately posted, reconciled daily, and audit-ready. /p> p>• Ensure product design aligns with regulatory, accounting, and tax reporting requirements. /p> p>• Embed appropriate controls into workflows in partnership with Legal, Compliance, and Risk. /p> p>AI-First Product Practice (Core Expectation) /p> p>• Use autonomous agents as a core tool for discovery, specification, validation, and communication. /p> p>• Apply AI-assisted tooling to: /p> p>• Break epics into clear user stories and acceptance criteria /p> p>• Draft PRDs, business rules, and workflow diagrams /p> p>• Summarize stakeholder input, meeting notes, and regulatory materials /p> p>• Prepare executive-ready summaries and decision memos /p> p>• Partner closely with TPM and engineering to support a multi-step, AI-centric development lifecycle (AI-DLC) with agent-assisted delivery. /p> p>• Continuously identify ways AI can simplify, accelerate, and de-risk product and operational workflows. /p> p>Stakeholder Orchestration & Delivery /p> p>• Serve as the primary business product lead across teams, including coordination with multiple Scrum teams where required. /p> p>• Lead backlog refinement, sprint reviews, roadmap reviews, and stakeholder demos. /p> p>• Align roadmap priorities with delivery sequencing, dependencies, and risk management. /p> p>• Own business go-live readiness, including runbooks, UAT, and post-launch health. /p> p>• Provide concise, decision-oriented updates to senior leadership. /p> p> br> /p> p>Qualifications: /p> p>Core Qualification /p> p>• 6+ years of experience in product ownership or product management within financial services, custody, banking, or capital markets. /p> p>• Strong understanding of books and records, including posting and reconciliation workflows. /p> p>• Demonstrated fluency in using agentic AI tools to support discovery, content development, analysis, and stakeholder synthesis. /p> p>• Ability to translate complex technical and regulatory concepts into clear, actionable business requirements. /p> p>• Experience operating in regulated environments, with close partnership across Risk, Compliance, and Legal functions. /p> p>• Excellent communication skills, with confidence presenting to senior leadership and executive stakeholders. /p> p> br> /p> p>Preferred Qualifications /p> p>• Experience across the digital assets ecosystem, including crypto custody, blockchain platforms, stablecoins, and related market infrastructure. /p> p>• Sound understanding of on-chain concepts such as wallets, key management, transaction fees, confirmations, staking, and bridging. /p> p>• Familiarity with AI-assisted delivery models and their application across product, engineering, or operational workflows. /p> p>• Strong systems thinking, with the ability to influence outcomes effectively across teams and stakeholders without direct authority. /p> p> /p>

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