Junior Product Manager
About the job
- 1-2 years of experience in product management, product analysis, associate product management, or a similar role.
- Strong analytical skills and the ability to use data to inform product decisions and measure success through key performance indicators and user metrics.
- Familiarity with product management tools such as Jira, Confluence, and Figma, as well as agile development methodologies.
- Ability to collaborate across technical and non-technical teams through strong written and verbal communication.
- Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities simultaneously.
- User-centric mindset with interest or experience in user research, interviews, or usability testing.
- Technical literacy and the ability to work effectively with engineering teams and understand technical constraints.
- Ability to work in-office in Boca Raton, Florida.
- Support the Product Manager in executing the product roadmap by translating business objectives and trader needs into actionable product tasks.
- Write product requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria, and help manage the feature backlog based on business impact, technical feasibility, and user value.
- Partner with Engineering in sprint planning, standups, and refinement sessions; clarify requirements, triage bugs, and help unblock development so releases stay on schedule.
- Help design and iterate on product features that increase trader engagement, motivation, and retention throughout the funding and evaluation process.
- Monitor shipped feature performance by tracking engagement and usage metrics, running small experiments, and recommending adjustments based on changes in trader behavior.
- Assist with trader interviews, surveys, and behavioral data analysis to identify pain points, opportunities, and feature requirements.
- Own smaller features and product initiatives end-to-end from requirements through launch, with support from the Product Manager on complex or cross-functional efforts.
- Coordinate with Design, Trading Operations, and Marketing to ensure features are cohesive, well-communicated, and smoothly delivered to the trader community.
- Help test new releases and coordinate user acceptance testing with Engineering to confirm features meet quality and requirements before shipping.
- Track competitor products and fintech trends to bring ideas into the roadmap.
- Help prepare product updates, roadmap materials, and performance summaries for internal stakeholders.
- Maintain product documentation and changelogs recording what shipped and why.
- Experience in fintech, trading platforms, or financial services.
- Experience with gamification design, including badges, leaderboards, streaks, or rewards, or a personal interest as an avid gamer.
- Interest in or understanding of financial markets, trading concepts, and the needs of retail and professional traders.
- Exposure to trading platforms, brokerage systems, or financial technology products.
- Background in business-to-consumer software as a service or subscription-based business models.
- Familiarity with financial regulations and compliance requirements affecting trading platforms.
- Exposure to application programming interface integrations and third-party platform partnerships.
- A degree in Business, Computer Science, Finance, or a related field.
About the company
Tradeify is a proprietary trading firm that provides capital to traders in futures and cryptocurrency. It funds traders after they pass a skills evaluation or via an instant funding option, offering accounts of $25K to $150K and allowing up to five accounts at once. Traders keep up to 90% of profits, with the first $15,000 earned fully theirs. The firm uses multiple platforms (NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower) and features like End-of-Day drawdown, an automated trading journal, and quick payouts in cryptocurrency or other methods. It differentiates itself through transparent payout structures, multiple funding pathways, performance-based scaling, and a built-in training/competition ecosystem (recently integrating ChartChamps). Its goal is to empower skilled traders with substantial capital, advanced tech, and data-driven tools to grow and eventually manage the firm’s real capital in the Tradeify Elite program.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2021
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Tradeify said June 2026 payouts exceeded $230 million, proving real trader demand.
- July 7, 2026 founders reported sevenfold active-user growth over twelve months.
- Exclusive NinjaTrader clearing and Technology agreement on May 19, 2026 strengthens execution and onboarding.
What critics are saying
- CFTC scrutiny of evaluation-based futures firms threatens Tradeify's core model by 2027.
- Slay Markets depends on NinjaTrader Clearing; any termination freezes retail brokerage growth.
- Marketing-heavy expansion with Adesanya, Travis Head, and ChartChamps drains capital if payouts stall.
What makes Tradeify unique
- June 16, 2026 acquisition of ChartChamps locks in a proprietary practice-and-competition funnel.
- May 19, 2026 Slay Markets gives Tradeify a regulated brokerage path beyond simulated funding.
- Tradeify 3.0 removed subscriptions on April 7, 2026, simplifying trader entry and retention.
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