Lead, plan, execute and maintain the Exchange’s Experience roadmap, focusing on:A. World-Class Leading User Experience: Build, iterate and optimize best-in-class trading UX/UI and workflows for the advanced retail trader segment. Be multi-channel capable - synergising mobile app and website experiences with a primary focus on mobile appB. Data-Driven Decision Making: Setup event tracking to enable funnel analytics and CRM capabilities. Enrich funnel metrics to breakdown effectiveness of strategies at each stage of funnels. Create dashboard views to provide analytical insight on product performanceC. Drive Value Throughout the Organisation: Retail Product Suite - Spot and Derivatives trading, Trading Bots, Staking, Supercharger, Trading Arena and moreFeature and Product Definition: Define features and product outcomes by leading and actively documenting detailed product specifications and requirements (acceptance criteria). Weigh necessary trade-offs for optimal outcomesCollaboration with Feature Teams: Provide product outcome direction, manage 1 or more feature teams. Lead and direct the vision of your feature team(s), pushing for continuous improvement. Adhere to Scrum model (LeSS)Join forces with delivery management (Scrum Master) to optimise resource throughput. Work closely with lead engineers to develop technical solutions. Share guidance with QA engineers to ensure comprehensive test plansOwn the Product: Co-manage the roadmap backlog, owning the product areas you build with the team. Own and ship products / features in a timely manner. Dogfood your product / feature and find ways to improve on itEngagement with Business and Sales Teams: Facilitate user studies through client meetings and interviews for product feedback. Iterate on feedback to ensure user needs are captured and prioritized appropriately. Collaborate with Marketing, Growth and CRM teams to drive successful product adoptionMarket Awareness: Stay close to market and industry trendsCross-Functional Representation: Represent the domain in communications with cross-functional teams