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Senior Product Manager

AvePoint · On-site

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Last seen by MeritLog September 10, 2026Source: GreenhouseSource version: greenhouse-job-board-v1

MeritLog read this listing from AvePoint's Greenhouse job board and last checked it on September 10, 2026.

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Job details

Work model
On-site
Salary
Not listed by source
Location
Singapore

Hiring context

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What the role asks for

What you'd do

  • Drive business outcomes by taking on a product from end (problem definition) to end (release and continuous improvement)
  • Interview stakeholders and users to understand problem space and define problem statement.
  • Craft proposals to justify resource allocations and secure funding.
  • Define success measures and set up dashboards to monitor progress.
  • Identify hypotheses, develop product strategy, and devise initiatives to drive product outcomes.
  • Create product roadmap and work with team to ensure timely achievement of goals.
  • Work with designers, software engineers to develop, test and release product.
  • Measure outcomes and continuously iterate product to drive outcomes.
  • Engage with and support users to drive product adoption.
  • Familiarity with GIS platforms: ArcGIS Server, PostGIS
  • Owns the GIS data product roadmap, prioritizing ingestion and harmonization of geospatial data from multiple divisions, with clear governance and access models.
  • Translates user needs into requirements for data pipelines, metadata, quality controls, and map-based visualization features; aligns stakeholders across GIS, data, and UX teams.
  • Ability to ensure deliverables support planning, analytics, and decision-making.

Parsed by MeritLog from the employer’s own posting. The full description follows below.

Job description

General • Able to communicate well, strong conviction in the Government's mission and good user management skills • Experienced in running major projects with strong management skills • Can think of the big picture while being able to deep-dive into details if required • Able to hands-on and go onsite e.g. project sites if required Responsibilities • Drive business outcomes by taking on a product from end (problem definition) to end (release and continuous improvement) • Interview stakeholders and users to understand problem space and define problem statement. • Craft proposals to justify resource allocations and secure funding. • Define success measures and set up dashboards to monitor progress. • Identify hypotheses, develop product strategy, and devise initiatives to drive product outcomes. • Create product roadmap and work with team to ensure timely achievement of goals. • Work with designers, software engineers to develop, test and release product. • Measure outcomes and continuously iterate product to drive outcomes. • Engage with and support users to drive product adoption. GIS / Spatial Skillsets • Familiarity with GIS platforms: ArcGIS Server, PostGIS • Owns the GIS data product roadmap, prioritizing ingestion and harmonization of geospatial data from multiple divisions, with clear governance and access models. • Translates user needs into requirements for data pipelines, metadata, quality controls, and map-based visualization features; aligns stakeholders across GIS, data, and UX teams. • Ability to ensure deliverables support planning, analytics, and decision-making. Any personal data you share with us during the application process will be processed strictly in compliance with applicable data protection laws and our Privacy Notice.

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