Senior Product Manager (Investment Brokerage)Get AI-powered advice on this job and more exclusive features.Moomoo Canada Financial Inc. (MFC), a CIRO-regulated investment dealer and subsidiary of FUTU Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: FUTU), is a global leader in online brokerage and wealth management solutions. Moomoo is one of the most trusted retail trading platforms, serving over 27 million active users worldwide. We offer an advanced, user‑friendly platform for do‑it‑yourself traders, empowering them to take control of their financial futures.Founded in Canada just over a year ago, MFC has experienced significant growth. Based in Toronto with convenient access to the Line 1 TTC subway, our new office boasts bright, open spaces and spectacular views of the city. As we continue to scale, we are seeking a agile Senior Product Manager to lead localisation and growth initiatives for our investment brokerage offering.About the RoleAs the core Product Manager for the Canadian market, you will bridge local market needs with the Product R&D team at headquarters. Leveraging deep knowledge of the Canadian securities market, through user insights, supplier integration, and marketing support,
you will drive local compliance implementation and product growth. We seek a versatile Product Manager with a blend of investment trading experience and product thinking.Key ResponsibilitiesLocalization Insights and Product Planning (Market Insight and Product Strategy)Conduct in‑depth research on Canadian investors’ trading habits, pain points, and preferences via interviews and data analysis, and provide high‑quality business insights.Perform competitive product analysis, track rival road‑maps, and formulate competition strategies.Localise product features to meet Canadian market needs.Collaboration with HQ R&D and Requirement ImplementationAct as the point of contact between local business and headquarters R&D, translating local business logic and compliance requirements into clear product requirements.Coordinate cross‑timezone communication, manage requirement priorities, follow up on development progress, and ensure on‑time delivery that meets local quality standards.Screen and evaluate local business suppliers (