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Morgan Stanley

Manages investments and advises on financing

Vice President Product Manager: Client Platform Multi-Factor Authentication

Product ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeHarrison, NY, USA$110k - $190k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • 5–7 years of product management experience, including ownership of platform capabilities used by multiple applications, channels, or teams.
  • Demonstrated experience delivering authentication, identity, security, fraud, risk, or client protection products in a regulated environment; financial services experience is strongly preferred.
  • Strong understanding of multi-factor authentication methods and tradeoffs, including push, one-time passwords, authenticator apps, device binding, trusted devices, account recovery, biometric-enabled flows, FIDO2/WebAuthn, and risk-based or adaptive authentication.
  • Proven ability to influence and execute across engineering, architecture, cybersecurity, fraud, risk, compliance, legal, design, analytics, operations, and senior business stakeholders.
  • Experience defining product metrics, analyzing performance data, and using evidence to prioritize roadmap investments and operational improvements.
  • Experience with OAuth/OIDC and SAML identity standards and protocols, and familiarity with modern web and mobile authentication patterns.
  • Experience with device intelligence, fraud decisioning, risk scoring, account takeover prevention, or AI-enabled risk signal integration.
  • Experience improving account recovery, identity proofing, client support tooling, and operational workflows for identity-related issues.
  • Familiarity with Jira, Confluence, agile delivery practices, governance forums, and product financials or investment planning.

Responsibilities

  • Own the multi-factor authentication product vision, multi-year roadmap, and quarterly delivery plans across web, mobile, and shared client platform capabilities.
  • Define reusable authentication capabilities, adoption patterns, and integration standards that scale across client journeys and channel teams.
  • Translate security, fraud, regulatory, and client experience objectives into product outcomes, prioritized features, and measurable success criteria.
  • Develop the target-state roadmap for enrollment, step-up authentication, trusted devices, device binding, recovery, factor management, and channel migration.
  • Lead cross-functional delivery with engineering, architecture, cybersecurity, fraud, operations, design, and channel product teams from discovery through production launch.
  • Convert product strategy into epics, features, user stories, acceptance criteria, release plans, and launch-readiness artifacts.
  • Manage dependencies across identity, session management, device intelligence, fraud decisioning, client servicing, contact-center tooling, and digital channels.
  • Drive product rituals including prioritization, backlog grooming, stakeholder reviews, delivery governance, testing, release readiness, and post-launch validation.
  • Partner with Technology, Cybersecurity, Fraud Operations, Chief Data Office/Risk, Legal, Compliance, and Internal Audit to ensure multi-factor authentication capabilities meet internal control standards and external regulatory expectations.
  • Own product documentation and governance artifacts, including risk assessments, control mappings, audit evidence, exception handling, change approvals, and operational-readiness materials.
  • Embed privacy, consent, data minimization, resiliency, and auditability considerations into product design and delivery decisions.
  • Optimize multi-factor authentication experiences to reduce friction while maintaining strong protection, including prompt frequency, factor choice, enrollment completion, recovery flows, accessibility, and servicing escalation paths.
  • Partner with user-experience research, design, analytics, and servicing teams to validate journeys, identify drop-off drivers, and improve client and advisor outcomes.
  • Define production health expectations, including observability, incident readiness, defect prioritization, operational playbooks, and post-launch performance reviews.
  • Coordinate rollout, communications, training, and change management with digital channels, field/service organizations, and support teams.
  • Define and track product, risk, and operational key performance indicators, including enrollment rate, challenge success rate, authentication latency, factor adoption, step-up frequency, fraud loss reduction, account-takeover indicators, recovery completion, contact drivers, and defect trends.
  • Use data, client feedback, incident learnings, and control findings to improve the roadmap and quantify risk reduction, resiliency, and experience gains.

About the Company

Morgan Stanley

Manages investments and advises on financing

Morgan Stanley advises companies and governments on financing and manages investments for institutions, individuals, and families. Its business combines investment banking and securities trading with wealth management and an asset-management division that invests across public and private markets. Bankers arrange stock and bond sales and advise on mergers, while advisors build client portfolios and fund managers invest money under agreed strategies. The firm earns advisory and management fees, trading revenue, commissions, and interest from lending and deposits. Morgan Stanley was founded as a partnership in 1935 and is headquartered in New York City.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1935

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