Founding Product Lead, Investments

Sumara Technology — US — inconnu

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Published on 2 September 2026 · first appeared in our records on 3 September 2026.

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This is a remote position. Founding Product Lead, Investments Remote · UAE contract · UK hours overlap required · Fintech / Super App THE OPPORTUNITY We are building a unified financial platform: one account, every asset class, one experience. Trading, investing, crypto, and everyday spending combined into a single coherent system instead of five disconnected products. The Investments domain covers stocks, ETFs, and long-term wealth accumulation. But this is not another investing app competing on price or feature parity with incumbents. The entire bet here is on integration: users who already trade, spend, and hold crypto on the platform should not need to go anywhere else to build long-term wealth. The differentiation is not the product in isolation. It is what the product enables when it is part of a unified financial system. WHY THIS IS ROLE MATTERS Investing is a low-frequency behavior by nature. Users open investing apps when markets move, when they get paid, or when they feel ready. That is not a daily loop. Your job is to make investing feel like a natural part of how users manage their money on the platform, not a separate destination they navigate to occasionally. • You are building on top of a platform with an existing identity rooted in active trading. Making long-term investing feel native without diluting that identity is a real design and strategy challenge. • You cannot win on features. Vanguard, Fidelity, and newer challengers already do stocks and ETFs well. Your edge is ecosystem integration, not product depth. • Low-frequency engagement means your activation and retention metrics look different from every other domain. You need to define what good looks like for a product users trust but do not open every day. • You are building coherently across squads. Your flows need to connect with cards (spending from portfolio), crypto (cross-asset view), and the core accounts layer without losing product ownership. WHAT YOU OWN • Stocks and ETFs product: discovery, execution, and portfolio management • Investment onboarding: how users get started, fund their account, and make their first investment • Portfolio view and performance tracking: the experience of understanding what you own and how it is doing • Buy, sell, and rebalance flows: reliable, simple, and fast • Cross-pillar integration: spending from portfolio, unified asset view, portfolio-linked card features You own this end-to-end. Strategy, discovery, requirements, delivery, metrics. Not just the roadmap. WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE • Users deposit funds into the investment layer and keep assets on the platform rather than elsewhere • Investors become more engaged with the platform overall, not just with the investments tab • AUM grows steadily with clear attribution to product decisions, not just market conditions • Cross-pillar usage increases: investors using cards, viewing unified portfolio, and not leaving the ecosystem WHAT TO EXPECT • This is not a role where you build a standalone investing app and call it done. • You won't be competing in a feature race against Vanguard, Fidelity, or Trading 212. • You'll join a growing organisation where processes are still being defined and improved. • Head of Product here means shaping strategy, driving outcomes, and delivering impact — not simply managing a backlog. COMPENSATION AND STRUCTURE • UAE-based remote contract • Competitive performance-linked compensation • Market-standard benefits HIRING PROCESS • 30-min screening call • Strategic product case: how you think about systems and trade-offs • Leadership and fit interview with CEO and CTO • Offer Requirements WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR Required • 8+ years in product, with meaningful time in fintech, wealth management, brokerage, or adjacent domains • Direct experience owning at least one of: investing or brokerage products, ETF or stock trading flows, wealth or savings products at scale • Ability to operate at system level — you understand how brokerage infrastructure, custody models, and settlement flows work well enough to make good product decisions • Track record of owning outcomes, not features: AUM growth, activation rates, retention, cross-sell — not just shipped features • Integration-first thinking: you know that building a standalone investing product is not the goal and you do not need to be convinced of that Strong signal • Experience at a multi-product fintech platform (Nubank, Revolut, Robinhood, Trading 212, eToro, XTB, or equivalent) • Experience designing for low-frequency, high-trust financial behaviors • Worked on cross-pillar product integration (investing connected to payments, crypto, or cards) • Understanding of tax-aware investing flows or experience in markets where tax efficiency drives product decisions Originally posted on Himalayas