Product Manager

About the Role
We’re looking for a Product Manager who has actually shipped fintech products in India - not just written specs.

This role is for someone who understands the real world complexity of Indian markets: compliance constraints, broker integrations, unreliable infrastructure, and demanding users. You should be comfortable operating in ambiguity and making fast, high stakes decisions.

At AlgoTest, product is not documentation heavy - it’s execution heavy. Writing PRDs is a small part of the job; driving clarity, alignment, and shipping outcomes is the core.

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What You’ll Do

1. Deeply Understand Users

* Talk to traders, analyze behavior, identify pain points
* Work with design to build intuitive UX
* Iterate fast based on real usage and user's feedback, not assumptions

2. Own the Core Product

* Drive the roadmap for AlgoTest’s core platform (backtesting, execution, broker integrations)
* Identify what matters and ruthlessly prioritize

3. Ship Fast, Ship Right

* Work closely with engineering, design, QA, and ops to take features from idea → production
* Break down ambiguity into clear execution plans
* Ensure high-quality releases despite speed and deadlines

4. Make Trade offs That Matter

* Balance compliance, user experience, and business goals
* Navigate constraints of brokers, APIs, and Indian market infra
* Take calls with incomplete information * Define and track key product metrics (activation, retention, monetisation, stickiness) * Continuously optimize based on data and user feedback --- * 3+ years in product management * You’ve built and shipped real products (bonus if users depend on them daily) * Strong technical understanding (APIs, systems, data flows, infra constraints) * Ability to operate with high ownership and low hand-holding * Excellent communication - you can drive clarity across teams, not just write docs * Based in Delhi NCR or willing to relocate (onsite role) * Experience at a 0→1 or 1→10 startup * Understanding of Futures & Options trading * Prior trading experience (not mandatory, but useful)