Key Responsibilities:
- Landing & Conversion Optimisation
- Design and implement a comprehensive behavioural analytics framework across Exchange landing pages — covering scroll depth, content engagement, CTA performance, drop-off attribution, and device and geo segmentation.
- Define the event taxonomy in partnership with Engineering and Data, ensuring every meaningful pre-sign-up user action is instrumented, labelled, and queryable at scale.
- Build and own real-time funnel dashboards that give the full team visibility into the landing-to-sign-up conversion journey.
- Conduct continuous analysis using session-recording and heatmap tooling (FullStory, Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity, or equivalent) to surface engagement patterns and conversion opportunities.
- Translate behavioural insights into hypotheses and work with Design and Content to optimise page layout, messaging hierarchy, trust signals, and CTA placement.
- Run a structured, high-velocity A/B testing programme across landing pages — targeting a minimum of four experiments per month once infrastructure is established.
- Evaluate and improve how content on Exchange pages creates clear hooks and logical pathways that guide high-intent visitors toward account creation.
- Onboarding Funnel (Sign-up to KYC Initiation)
- Own conversion performance and UX quality at every step of the post-sign-up journey:
- Email submission — CTA clarity, form design, and value proposition at the moment of commitment.
- Email verification — delivery reliability, link click-through rate, re-send UX, and expiry handling.
- Phone submission — international dialling UX, number format validation, and regional trust signals.
- Phone verification (OTP) — delivery speed and reliability, SMS fallback, retry logic, and expiry management.
- KYC initiation — clear expectation-setting on documents required, estimated time, and next steps, so users arrive at the KYC stage informed and prepared rather than surprised.
- Define conversion targets at each step, track actuals on a weekly cadence, and drive improvements through UX iteration and controlled experimentation.
- Ensure step-level drop-off is fully attributed to specific friction points rather than absorbed into aggregate funnel metrics.
- Work with Legal and Compliance to accommodate regional onboarding variations without creating dead-end experiences for users in specific markets.
- Design and own the reward mechanics tied to the sign-up event — welcome bonuses, sign-up campaign incentives, and promotional offers that activate at account creation.
- Work with Marketing and Campaigns to define reward value, eligibility criteria, and communication timing at the sign-up stage, ensuring rewards are positioned as a conversion trigger rather than an afterthought.
- Instrument reward redemption tracking to measure the direct impact of sign-up incentives on registration conversion rate and downstream funnel progression.
- Build fraud-resistance into reward mechanics at the sign-up boundary — specifically multi-accounting, disposable email sign-ups, and synthetic identity abuse of promotional offers.
- Own the clean handoff to the Verification & Activation PM: sign-up reward is claimed at account creation; the KYC completion, first-deposit, and first-trade reward ladder is owned downstream.
- Own the sign-in experience across web, iOS, and Android — targeting time-to-login below 10 seconds for returning users.
- Lead the Exchange's path toward passwordless-first authentication: passkeys (FIDO2/WebAuthn) as the strategic direction, with Face ID and on-device biometrics as the primary implementation layer, and passcode or password as a fallback rather than the default.
- Drive adoption of passkey and biometric authentication as leading-indicator metrics for the modernisation of the authentication stack.
- Own session management, device identification, and session hijacking protection in partnership with Security and Risk.
- Design and maintain account recovery flows that balance user access needs with ATO prevention.
- Ensure compliance with regional authentication regulations — including Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) — without introducing friction that degrades the experience for legitimate users.
- Architect guardrails against modern authentication abuse vectors, including AI-generated identity attacks and automated credential abuse, as a PM-driven design constraint from the outset.
- AI-Native Ways of Working
- Use agentic AI tools — Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini, LibreChat, Glean, or equivalent — with human-in-the-loop practices to reduce the time from insight to experiment to shipped improvement.
- Champion AI-native product development practices across your squad.