About the Job
The company Wallet carries the company name; it is a self-custodial wallet used by people around the world to hold, send, and transact with USDt, XAUt, USAt, and BTC. We move fast, we ship to a global audience, and every release touches engineering, design, legal, compliance, licensing, expansion, marketing, and customer support before it goes out the door. We're hiring a Project Manager to sit next to the Product Manager and own the process of getting features from spec to launch across every team that touches them.
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Responsibilities
Your job is to make sure that once a feature is spec'd, it actually gets delivered on time, with every dependency handled, and with no stakeholder left waiting on something they needed a week ago. You'll be the person who:
- Stakeholder orchestration. Every company Wallet feature touches engineering, design, legal, compliance, licensing, expansion, marketing, and customer support. You're the single point of coordination across all of them, knowing what each team needs, when they need it, what they owe back, and how their work plugs into the release timeline. When something's off-track in any lane, you see it first and act on it.
- Runs releases end-to-end. From sprint planning through QA, bug triage, legal sign-off, compliance review, support enablement, marketing coordination, and launch.
- Tracks every dependency across every stakeholder and surfaces risks before they become blockers.
- Follows up with people. Stakeholders dragging their feet on a deliverable that's blocking a release is your problem to solve.
- Translates between technical and non-technical stakeholders. Engineering speaks one language, legal speaks another, marketing a third. You're the connective tissue.
- Owns the release tracker. Whatever shape it takes, Asana, status docs, weekly syncs, you keep the source of truth, even when stakeholders don't use your tools.
Mandatory
- 4+ years in project management, technical project management, scrum master, product owner, or delivery lead roles
- Engineering background. You've worked as a software engineer earlier in your career, or you hold a degree in computer science, software engineering, or a closely related technical field. You understand system architecture and can hold a real technical conversation with engineers about scope, feasibility, and trade-offs.
- Excellent communication skills, written and spoken. You can write a clear status update, run a focused meeting, send a crisp Slack message, and adapt your tone for engineers, lawyers, marketers, and executives.
- Proven track record collaborating with diverse stakeholders. Orchestrating releases across engineering plus at least three non-engineering functions (legal, compliance, marketing, support, design, etc.)
- Hands-on experience building and owning release trackers and managing cross-team dependencies. You can explain to us a system you've built that tracked a real release across multiple teams, surfaced blockers early, and was actually used by the people involved.
Education: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Project Management, or a related field
Soft Skills
- Highly charismatic communicator who can motivate teams, create buy-in, and move people to action without relying on formal authority.
- Exceptional leadership skills.
- Exceptional problem-solving skills.
Language: Proficiency in English (spoken and written).
Preferred
- Crypto experience in wallets or exchanges
- Fintech or payment experience
- Background in a fast-moving consumer product (not just internal enterprise tools).
What You Need to Succeed
This is a role for someone with spine, presence, and ownership. The right person is:
- Decisive. When something needs a call, you make it. You don't wait to be asked twice.
- A source of authority. Stakeholders take you seriously because you're prepared, you follow through, and you don't flinch.
- Comfortable with ambiguity. Process won't always exist for what you're being asked to do. You'll design it on the fly, run it past the right people, and make it stick.
- Calm under volume. Fifty Slack notifications, a blocked release, and an angry stakeholder is a normal Tuesday.
