Group Product Manager, Financial EngineeringActive$46K–$183K

The opportunity

Ready to do the most impactful work of your career? At Coinbase , we are uncompromising on our mission to increase economic freedom.

What you'll do

  • Own the product strategy and roadmap for finance transformation, including: process automation, AI-driven insights, and system modernization, ensuring alignment with Finance leadership priorities and company-wide objectives.

  • Lead and develop a team of product managers, setting the bar for product: craft, stakeholder management, and technical depth across the Financial Engineering organization.

  • Drive cross-functional execution of high-impact initiatives spanning: reconciliation tooling, SOX-compliant change management for the financial reporting pipeline, new product finance onboarding, and self-serve tools for Accounting and Treasury.

  • Partner directly with senior leaders in Finance, Product, and Engineering to: prioritize a portfolio of initiatives, communicating clearly on progress, risks, and trade-offs.

  • Shape the future-state finance technology landscape by identifying the: highest-leverage opportunities for automation and tooling across crypto and fiat reconciliation, accounting pipelines, and treasury workflows.

  • + years of product management experience, including 2+ years managing other: product managers, with a track record of delivering finance or enterprise infrastructure products at scale.

What they're looking for

  • Deep knowledge of financial operations including accounting pipelines,: financial reporting, treasury management, and reconciliation workflows.
  • Computer Science degree or hands-on software engineering experience, with the: ability to engage meaningfully with engineers on system architecture and technical trade-offs.
  • Proven ability to influence senior stakeholders (CFO, CAO, VP-level Product: and Engineering leaders) and align cross-functional teams toward a common vision.
  • Familiarity with crypto asset types, on-chain transaction flows, and how they: intersect with traditional financial record-keeping.