Head of Product

Why work with us

• We are a remote-first company with offices in Dubai and Singapore. 
• We are a diverse bunch of over 18 different nationalities, spread around the world from Singapore, Dubai, India, Pakistan, Israel, South Africa, and Philippines. 
• There’s a high chance your current job is boring and that’s why you are looking for something new. We are not boring and we are far from corporate. 
• You love the concept of building communities and are excited about the prospect of building products that will bring people together. 
• You thrive in a fast-paced and fun environment. 
• You enjoy working in a place where you can have your opinions and push the boundaries. 
• We offer a substantial share package. If the company is doing well financially, so will you.

Main Responsibilities

• Lead the Product organisation, supervising and mentoring the teams to build a world-class product practice at Nas.io 
• Create the vision and strategies for growth of all products while maintaining considerations of the financial implications, marketing needs, and the overall objectives of the business.
• Spearhead the strategy and execution by collaborating closely with Design, Engineering, User Research and Data teams to shape a customer-focused product 
• Create and manage a process that drives toward a scalable product portfolio that will in turn drive the business towards product-market fit.
• Secure stakeholder buy-in for the product vision and roadmap.
• Enable the teams to manage prioritization and trade-offs between customer experience and business objectives.
• Define and maintain creative, high-level and detailed product roadmaps and specifications that align with long-term business objectives
• Responsible for the identification of target consumer segments and markets and play a leading role in evaluating market trends, product industry, and competition strategies from which he can send recommendations on product pricing and positioning
• Identify, assess, track and resolve issues and risks at multiple levels; including both technical risks and associated business risks.