
Principal / Senior Product Manager, Local Market & Growth (Latin America)
OKXWho We Are
About The Opportunity
What You’ll Be Doing
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Identify and prioritize business and product opportunities specific to Latin American markets, including regional payment rails, local trading behaviors, regulatory nuances, and competitive gaps.
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Build and maintain a deep understanding of the LatAm crypto and fintech landscape — including key competitors, user segments, regulatory trends, and macro factors that influence trading adoption.
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Develop go-to-market product strategies tailored to LatAm user segments (e.g., first-time crypto users, active retail traders, remittance-driven users).
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Partner with regional BD, marketing, and operations teams to align product initiatives with local growth objectives.
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Own and optimize the full user trading journey across APP and WEB — from discovery and onboarding (Markets, Chart analysis) through execution (Order placement, Chart trad
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