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Secretlab in Singapore is seeking a Product Developer to join its award-winning Product team. The successful candidate will lead product development initiatives across various markets and help launch innovative products that complement our renowned gaming chairs.
Responsibilities include managing project lifecycles from inception to launch, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and ensuring effective communication with manufacturing partners. Ideal candidates should possess a Mechanical Engineering degree, experience in project coordination, and a passion for the gaming industry.
Secretlab is an international gaming chair brand seating over three million users worldwide, with our key markets in the United States, Europe and Singapore, where we are headquartered.
You will be a valued member in our award‑winning Product team, responsible for creating products for consumers across over 60 countries. In this unique position, you will assist with the development of projects for fans of the brand which complement our award‑winning chairs. You should be an innovator with a proven track record of bringing products to market from the conceptualisation stages.
Our Product team is involved with all Secretlab’s industry‑leading designs, including collaborative efforts with world‑renowned brands such as Game of Thrones, Batman, Cloud9, Team Secret, as well as international esports organisers such as Riot Games for their League of Legends global tournaments.
The Product Developer is responsible for leading end‑to‑end product development initiatives, managing complex multi‑dependency projects, and ensuring successful product launches. This role requires strong project management capability, deep understanding of product development and manufacturing processes, and the ability to collaborate cross‑functionally with teams across regions. The ideal candidate is proactive, analytical, and able to balance technical, commercial, and operational considerations while driving programs to completion.