Product Manager

NikoLabs; Singapore; On-site; SGD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

NikoLabs in Singapore is seeking a hands-on Product Manager to own Gram Fit's roadmap, talk to users, and turn feedback into buildable decisions. You will write clear specs, cut scope when needed, and define success metrics before launch.

This role works daily with design and engineering in a small team. A background shipping consumer apps, comfort with data, and clear prose are valued; health, fitness, or subscription product experience is a plus.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated ability to ship consumer products.
• Comfort with reading and interpreting data to drive decisions.
• Clear written communication for product decisions.

Responsibilities

• Own the roadmap for Gram Fit and justify decisions.
• Talk to users regularly and translate feedback into buildable requirements.
• Write clear specs and cut scope when necessary with rationale.
• Define success metrics before launch and evaluate outcomes after release.
• Collaborate daily with design and engineering in a hands-on role.

Skills

Product management

Data-driven

User interviews

Job description

We build a small number of products and try to get them right. We're looking for a product manager to own what happens next in Gram Fit: talking to users, deciding what earns a place on the roadmap, cutting scope honestly, and measuring whether a release actually helped rather than assuming it did.

What you'll do

• Own the roadmap for a product area and the reasoning behind it.
• Talk to users regularly and turn what you hear into specific, buildable decisions.
• Write clear specs, cut scope when it is the right call, and say no with reasons.
• Define what success looks like before launch, then check it honestly afterwards.
• Work day to day with design and engineering. This is a hands-on role, not a hand-off one.

What we look for

• Evidence you have shipped consumer product and learned from what happened.
• Comfort with data: you can frame a question, read the numbers, and admit a miss.
• Clear writing: most product decisions here are made in prose, not slides.
• Willingness to do unglamorous work in a small team.
• A plus: health, fitness, or subscription consumer app experience.