Product Architect (Forward Deployed)

Beyond this, depending on interest and experience, expect to touch on other functions including sales, AI implementation, operations and engineering.

You’ll love this role if you:

• Prefer to do actual impactful work and see results rather than battle politics or bureaucracy

• Are energized by speaking to customers, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in AI/ecommerce and figuring out elegant solutions to ambiguous problems

• Value rapid growth and learning, are ambitious - or want to start a company in the future

About you

What’s required:

• Product-minded: able to think logically, have strong customer empathy and good UX-sense.

• Intensity & drive: you’re not satisfied with comfort and life being just “okay”. You want to commit, hit hard and become exceptional.

• Scrappy, fast-learner: high rate of growth, inquisitive about AI/tech, able to handle ambiguity, and resourceful at getting things done even with imperfect circumstances or limited resources.

• Strong communication: in both writing and speaking, with the ability to understand nuances from users and to convey complex topics with simplicity and high clarity.

• Organized and meticulous: able to handle many parallel requests, issues and timelines while staying afloat and paying close attention to details and consistency.

Bonus (not necessary, but helpful):

• Product or UX experience: you understand the frameworks behind building a great product and providing an intuitive user experience.

• AI familiarity: you don’t necessarily need to have built models, but you understand model evaluations, datasets and have a good intuition around LLMs.

Some practical notes:

• This is generally an in-person role in our Singapore office, but working cadence can vary greatly.

• You must be open to working across timezones, and potentially flip into working in a UK/US timezone.

• You should have openness to the possibility of traveling/living abroad for work.

There are nuances around these expectations (with potential for more flexibility), but these are discussed more thoroughly during interviews.

The role is NOT a fit if you’re looking for:

• A pure customer success role focused only on relationships and renewals without technical depth.

• A product manager role. This role will utilize PM skills, but it isn’t a PM role; it’s more front facing rather than about product managing our engineers.

• A structured environment with spoon-fed instructions and no ambiguity.

• Strategy/consulting/”just talk” type of positions. This role requires you to get your hands dirty with product/data/customers and get things done.

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