AI-Driven Product Prototyper

MONEYSMART SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

MoneySmart in Singapore is seeking a mid-to-senior individual contributor who can turn fuzzy financial decisions into tangible prototypes shipped with AI tools.

You'll prototype journeys, ship code with AI agents and GitHub, and decide what to build next based on real-user evidence, delivering measurable improvements with speed, taste, and ambiguity tolerance. The role emphasizes ownership, rapid iteration, and turning vague briefs into concrete product experiments.

Qualifications

• Speed with judgment.
• Comfort shipping with AI agents.
• Taste in consumer products.
• Problem-first thinking.
• Comfort with ambiguity.

Responsibilities

• Talk to customers and internal teams to identify journey breakpoints and convert findings into one-line problem statements.
• Take a loosely defined problem to a working prototype on your own, without an engineering pipeline behind you.
• Ship code to production with AI agents, with GitHub as part of your normal workflow.
• Decide the details users actually feel: the copy, the defaults, the number of steps, what gets cut.
• Agree what a win looks like before you ship, with metrics and a read date.
• Put work in front of real users within days and let the evidence pick the next version.
• Work in a small team alongside an engineering partner.

Skills

Speed with judgment

AI agents shipping

Taste in consumer products

Problem-first thinking

Ambiguity tolerance

GitHub usage

Tools

GitHub

Job description

MoneySmart in Singapore is seeking a mid-to-senior individual contributor who can turn fuzzy financial decisions into tangible prototypes shipped with AI tools.

You'll prototype journeys, ship code with AI agents and GitHub, and decide what to build next based on real-user evidence, delivering measurable improvements with speed, taste, and ambiguity tolerance. The role emphasizes ownership, rapid iteration, and turning vague briefs into concrete product experiments.