Product Owner - Equity

About the role:

You will own equity end to end and be accountable for one number: our equity market share.

That covers the cash market (delivery and intraday) and every primary-market and fixed-income product a retail investor touches - IPOs, OFS, buybacks and bonds.

Key responsibilities:

- Own the share number. Break equity market share into its drivers - new investors, activation, order frequency, ticket size, wallet share from existing clients and pick the bets that move each one.

- Frame problems outcome-first. Start every initiative from what the user is trying to decide or do, not from a feature list. Every proposal states the user action it changes and how we will measure it.

- Write specs that ship. Produce PRDs that engineering and design can build from without a follow-up meeting: user flows, edge cases, states, data and compliance requirements.

- Run the primary-market calendar. Make every IPO, OFS and buyback a repeatable, high-reliability event: issue onboarding, comms, peak-day load readiness and post-event funnel review.

- Work across the org. Align tech, design, compliance, risk, operations, marketing and exchange/registrar partners on a shared plan and dates.

- Run on data. Own the equity funnel and dashboards in Mixpanel; review them weekly and act on what moves.

Who you are:

- 5 - 8 years in product management, with at least 3 years owning investor-facing products at a broker, wealth platform or investing app.

- Deep working knowledge of Indian equity market structure: NSE/BSE, T+1 settlement, UPI/ASBA IPO flow, OFS mechanics, tender-offer buybacks, and the relevant SEBI rules.

- A track record of moving a business metric, with the numbers to show it.

- Writes clear, complete specs and can defend every decision in them from the user outcome back.

- Comfortable with data: builds funnels in Mixpanel or similar, and forms a view without waiting for an analyst.

- Works independently: turns an ambiguous goal into a plan and drives it through tech, compliance and operations without hand-holding.