Lead, Product Design at MoneyHero Group

EducationPals; Singapore; Remote; SGD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

MoneyHero Group in Singapore offers a Product Design Lead role blending product thinking, systems design, and AI-powered creation. You will craft intuitive, high-performing experiences for users across APAC, with flexibility to work from Singapore, Hong Kong, or remotely.

You will collaborate with product, engineering, and design teams to shape end-to-end experiences, drive adoption, and align cross-functional goals in a fast-growing fintech context.

Responsibilities

• Design flows that maintain context and intent when users move between device states.
• Specify adaptive interfaces that gracefully handle changing dimensions and orientations.
• Evaluate constraints in battery, thermals, durability, and performance that shape product decisions.
• Coordinate industrial design, software engineering, and third-party developers around shared goals.
• Identify tasks where form factor shifts create real value and drive adoption.
• Extend these principles to responsive web, dual-screen laptops, AR glasses, and adaptive AI interfaces.

Job description

What We Offer You will be entitled to a competitive salary and attractive benefits, including:

About the Job MoneyHero Group (MHG) is hiring a Product Design Lead who is an equal parts product thinker, systems designer, and AI-powered creator. You’ll shape intuitive, high-performing experiences that help millions across Singapore, Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Taiwan make smarter financial decisions. This role can be based in our Singapore or Hong Kong office. Alternatively, fully remote work

Relevance is based on skills and concepts, not a guarantee that you qualify.

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Understand how physical form shapes software architecture, user behavior, and ecosystem dependencies.

2. Designing for State Transitions

Build flows that maintain context and intent when users move between device states.

3. Responsive Layout Systems for Dynamic Screens

Specify adaptive interfaces that gracefully handle changing dimensions and orientations.

4. Hardware and Software Tradeoff Analysis

Evaluate constraints in battery, thermals, durability, and performance that shape product decisions.

5. Cross-Functional Specification and Alignment

Coordinate industrial design, software engineering, and third-party developers around shared goals.

6. Use Case Validation and Behavior Change

Identify tasks where form factor shifts create real value and drive adoption.

7. Applying Multi-Form Thinking Beyond Foldables

Extend these principles to responsive web, dual-screen laptops, AR glasses, and adaptive AI interfaces.

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