OKX - Senior Product Manager / Director, Trading Products

• Own the brokerage core — order management, execution and routing, instrument lifecycle and trading status, settlement and reconciliation. • Own the brokerage core • Shape account, custody and clearing architecture, along with the operating model required to run it. • Shape account, custody and clearing architecture • Own corporate actions and asset servicing end to end, in both conventional and on-chain form. • Own corporate actions and asset servicing end to end • Define how securities risk and margin frameworks coexist with those of a 24/7 digital asset market. • Define how securities risk and margin frameworks coexist • Bring market structure, execution quality and regulatory requirements into product decisions early, before they become blockers. • Bring market structure, execution quality and regulatory requirements into product decisions early • Set the standard for rigour — write PRDs precise enough to build from, and lead alignment across engineering, risk, legal, compliance and treasury. • Set the standard for rigour • What We Look For In You • Domain Depth • 5+ years in post-trade or brokerage systems product management. We strongly prefer candidates from internet and licensed brokerages — Futu, Tiger, Interactive Brokers, Robinhood, Webull, Longbridge — as well as clearing firms and brokerage infrastructure providers. • 5+ years in post-trade or brokerage systems product management. • Architectural perspective. You have a clear view of where responsibility belongs across the order, execution, clearing, settlement, asset servicing and ledger layers, and of what goes wrong downstream when a boundary is drawn in the wrong place. • Architectural perspective. • Depth across the order and execution path. Order types and parameters, state machine design, idempotency across an external execution boundary, cancel/replace and partial-fill semantics, timeout and exception recovery. This is the core craft of the role. • Depth across the order and execution path. • End-to-end ownership of at least one area beyond the order path — clearing and settlement, corporate actions and asset servicing, margin and risk, securities lending, or position and cash reconciliation. • End-to-end ownership of at least one area beyond the order path • Commercial and historical perspective. You understand how a brokerage actually earns, how each revenue line constrains the systems beneath it, and why the industry made the structural choices it did. • Commercial and historical perspective. • Ways of Working • Ways of Working • Strong technical intuition. You are comfortable discussing system architecture and data flows with engineers. You do not need to be a developer, but you think with the rigour of one. • Strong technical intuition. • You design for the exceptions — the halted symbol, the timed-out counterparty, the partial fill, the corporate action mid-flight — not just the order that goes through. • You design for the exceptions • You run programs, not just write specs. You produce rigorous PRDs independently, drive alignment across engineering, risk, legal, compliance and treasury, and own the full lifecycle from requirements through post-launch review. • You run programs, not just write specs. • You write precisely, and can make complex mechanics legible to technical and non-technical audiences alike. • You write precisely • High agency. You are comfortable taking an open question all the way to a shipped, reconciled system, and making calls with incomplete information. • High agency. • Proficiency in Mandarin is required to communicate effectively with internal engineering and product stakeholders in the China-based R&D center.