Sin Jae (Sin) Kim
About Sin Jae (Sin) Kim
Sin Jae (Sin) Kim is the Lead Product Manager at Symphony, with extensive experience in product management, technical account management, and FIX connectivity engineering across the United States and Europe.
Current Role at Symphony
Sin Jae (Sin) Kim currently serves as Lead Product Manager at Symphony. He operates out of New York, New York, and Sophia Antipolis, France. In this role, Sin focuses on leading product development and strategy, ensuring Symphony continues to innovate and meet the needs of its users. His work involves collaborating with various departments and stakeholders to enhance the platform’s functionality and user experience.
Previous Experience at Symphony
Before assuming the role of Lead Product Manager, Sin worked at Symphony in multiple capacities. From 2019 to 2021, he was a Product Manager, working in both New York, New York, and Palo Alto, California. Prior to that, from 2018 to 2019, he served as a Technical Account Manager, where he worked in New York, New York, as well as London, United Kingdom. These roles allowed him to gain substantial experience in product development, data security, and compliance.
Product Manager at Materialize
In 2021, Sin was a Product Manager at Materialize, based in New York, New York. Although his tenure lasted only five months, he contributed to the company’s product management efforts, focusing on developing and implementing new product features and improvements.
Background in FIX Connectivity
Sin has significant experience in FIX connectivity engineering. He worked at Thomson Reuters as a FIX Connectivity Engineer for 11 months in 2017 in New York, New York. Before that, he held a similar position at REDI GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES LLC from 2015 to 2017, also in New York, New York. These roles involved managing and improving the FIX protocol, which is essential for electronic trading communication.
Educational Background
Sin Jae (Sin) Kim attended Stanford University, where he studied International Relations and earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree. His academic experience at Stanford, from 2005 to 2009, provided him with a strong foundation in global affairs and critical thinking, skills that have complemented his professional career.