Product Manager (Pilar)

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  • Pilar, Provincia de Buenos Aires
  • Permanente
  • Tiempo completo
  • Hace 13 horas
Working At Bitso
We are a diverse team that takes pride in understanding the perspectives of others. We fully embrace working remotely and we are eager to act, improve and accelerate progress inside and outside of our organization.
To drive revolutionary changes in society and make crypto useful, we delight our customers with world-class products, deep care, and intentional empathy.
Your Purpose
Fleet: Money MovementSquad: Crypto Core
As a PM in Crypto Core, you are the operator of one of the most financially consequential systems at Bitso. You will own the infrastructure that moves crypto assets reliably and safely across multiple custody providers and chains — BitGo, Fireblocks, Ripple, and Lightspark — serving millions of users across Latin America.You aren't managing a feature backlog. You are ensuring that a system with real financial stakes runs with precision every day — and evolves to scale with the business.
At Bitso, how we operate matters as much as what we operate:Customer Obsession: Guaranteeing that every crypto transaction is processed reliably, with the operational discipline that protects user trust at scale.
Freedom with Accountability: Making trade‑off decisions independently — between reliability and velocity, between stability and evolution — with full ownership of the consequences.
Continuous Innovation: Leveraging AI and modern tooling to sharpen your own output and identify where the system can become smarter, faster, and more resilient.Reports To
Group Product Manager, Money Movement
Who You AreExperienced PM: You have 4–6 years of experience in Product Management, with meaningful time in fintech, payments, or technical infrastructure. You have a proven track record of closing what you open — managing complexity without losing quality.
Technically Fluent: You don't code, but you are genuinely comfortable with async systems, APIs, external integrations, and failure modes. You ask \"where does this break?\" before asking

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