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Multiplier Holdings is seeking a Founding Product Engineer to own problems end-to-end—talk directly to users, decide what to build, and ship it.
This hybrid product/engineering role spans discovery, roadmap ownership, systems design, and full-stack execution. You’ll run user conversations, scope work, write design docs, and ship the first working version often within a week.
Reports to: Product Pod Lead
Working Pattern: Full Time
Location: Singapore
This role is based in Singapore and we're not able to offer relocation support for candidates outside the country. Applicants must already be based in or eligible to work in Singapore.
Multiplier Holdings is a VC-backed startup that acquires and scales professional services firms with AI and automation. We operate in regulated, high-stakes verticals like tax and corporate accounting, where complex workflows and talent shortages make automation especially valuable.
Unlike traditional software vendors, we combine technology and service delivery under one roof, building in-house AI and workflow components configured per firm to boost efficiency and improve the experience for clients and staff. Learn more at multiplierholdings.com.
Multiplier organizes engineering into small, vertically-owned "pods", cross-functional teams embedded in a specific business domain (e.g. tax, corporate accounting, or firm operations) that own a product area end-to-end, from the professionals who use it to the infrastructure underneath it.
Pods move fast because they're not waiting on a central roadmap: they talk directly to the firms and staff they serve, decide what's worth building, and ship it.
We are looking for a Founding Product Engineer to own problems end-to-end: talk directly to the people experiencing them, decide what's worth building, and then build it.
This is a hybrid product and engineering role spanning discovery, roadmap ownership, systems design, and full-stack execution. You will run user conversations, scope and prioritize what gets built, write the technical design, and ship the first working version yourself, often within the same week. You'll frequently be the first person to touch a brand-new problem area, and you'll carry a piece of the roadmap with your name on it.
You’ll be dropped into a high-value problem area with no existing spec, and take it from discovery to production.
You’ll run a mini-startup inside a larger company, at the intersection of financial data and applied AI, where correctness is non-negotiable. The work is early enough that you'll shape both the product direction and the technical foundation underneath it, and real enough that you'll see firsthand whether staff trust what you build. If you want outsized ownership over what gets built and to see it through from a rough idea to something professionals rely on, this is it.