Top Product Manager Jobs in Singapore

As a Product Manager in Adyen's Global Cards Acquiring team, you will enhance card-based payment methods in key markets, lead product roadmaps, guide engineering projects, and collaborate with global stakeholders to deliver payment innovations.

As a Graduate Product Manager, you'll build and maintain the OKX platform for millions of users. Responsibilities include user research, product design, optimizing competitiveness, and collaborating with teams to launch products. You'll learn about crypto platforms, including trading and wallet functions.

The role involves overseeing the planning and design of Web3 AI products, managing project development processes, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and researching AI trends in the Web3 industry to create competitive product strategies. The position requires strong data analysis skills, experience in AI product management, and excellent communication abilities.

The Web3 Product Manager will spearhead the development of innovative transaction-based products and DeFi solutions, conducting market research, collaborating with teams, defining product requirements, and leveraging performance metrics for continuous improvement.

As a Product Manager at Thermo Fisher Scientific, you will develop and commercialize life science equipment and consumables. Your role includes market analysis, product strategy formulation, sales support, and ensuring regulatory compliance. You will collaborate with sales teams and maintain customer relationships to drive business success in the lab equipment sector.

The Product Manager is responsible for achieving sales and profit targets for product groups through marketing programs, sales training, and vendor relations. Key tasks include developing business plans, ensuring effective sales support, and maintaining vendor satisfaction, along with leading the sales team to optimal performance.

The Product Manager is responsible for managing relationships with suppliers and overseeing the complete sales cycle to maximize revenue and customer satisfaction. This involves creating and implementing supplier initiatives, engaging with channel partners and vendors, and ensuring operational excellence in areas such as credit management and inventory management.

The Product Manager supports achieving sales and profit targets via marketing programs, sales training, and vendor management. Responsibilities include executing sales enablement and marketing initiatives, maintaining vendor relationships, ensuring inventory management, and driving revenue plans. The role requires collaboration with internal teams to meet product performance goals and enhance partner satisfaction.