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IDfy Labs is seeking a product leader in Mumbai to uncover growth opportunities and validate new ideas. You will turn unstructured problems into scalable products, not just improve existing ones.
You will drive end-to-end innovation, from ideation to pilot launches, while collaborating with CEO and a small cross-functional team in a fast-paced, ambiguity-rich environment.
About IDfy Labs IDfy Labs is an entrepreneurial team within IDfy that is going to be working on fundamentally futuristic products in the Trust space. Our endeavor here is to work on products that will change the way our customers look at Fraud. This role is highly collaborative and you will work closely on not just the latest technologies, the focus will be on solving problems together with CEO (Ashok Hariharan), this will be a small team of 4-5 people across functions. This will be a crash course on building a product fast, taking it to market, and driving this 0-1 journey for the next generation of IDfy products.
About IDfy Labs IDfy Labs is an entrepreneurial team within IDfy that is going to be working on fundamentally futuristic products in the Trust space. Our endeavor here is to work on products that will change the way our customers look at Fraud. This role is highly collaborative and you will work closely on not just the latest technologies, the focus will be on solving problems together with CEO (Ashok Hariharan), this will be a small team of 4-5 people across functions. This will be a crash course on building a product fast, taking it to market, and driving this 0-1 journey for the next generation of IDfy products.
You must be deeply customer-obsessed, naturally curious, and thrive in ambiguity. You will be responsible for identifying emerging opportunities, validating new ideas, and building entirely new products and businesses from the ground up.
This role exists to discover the next growth opportunities for IDfy by turning unstructured problems into scalable products—not by improving what already exists, but by creating what doesn't.