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SeniorFull-time
Salary Range
$57,460 - $77,740 /year
This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.
About the Role
We are looking for a dynamic and experienced product manager to manage the strategy and product roadmap for Mart's Warehouse Management System (WMS) and Supply Chain platform. This role focuses on shaping the strategy and execution of backend tech stacks tailored for on-demand retail and dark store models.
Key Responsibilities
- →Develop and drive the product vision and strategy for WMS and supply chain systems from 0 to 1, focusing on instant replenishment, dynamic supply-demand matching, and fulfilment monitoring.
- →Create a roadmap that prioritises and optimally sequences product features, such as dynamic inventory management and automated store replenishment, to scale our supermarket strategy.
- →Leverage data analytics to understand system efficiency, inventory accuracy, and areas for improvement in the supply chain lifecycle.
- →Be the leader of cross-functional teams, comprising senior engineers, analysts, and supply chain operations, to build a closed-loop product system.
- →Communicate product updates, roadmap, and performance to stakeholders and leadership, addressing their concerns and incorporating feedback into product iterations.
Requirements
- ✓Experience in managing product strategy for WMS and supply chain systems.
- ✓Strong understanding of on-demand retail and dark store models.
- ✓Ability to lead cross-functional teams and foster collaboration.
- ✓Proficiency in data analytics and making data-driven decisions.
- ✓Reporting to the Head of Product for Mart.
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About Grab
Grab is a leading technology company operating in the transportation and financial services sector, providing innovative solutions across Southeast Asia. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Singapore, Grab has rapidly expanded its footprint across the region, offering a wide range of services designed to simplify daily life for millions of users. The company leverages technology to connect people with essential services, from ride-hailing and food delivery to digital payments and insurance, making it a cornerstone of modern urban living in the markets it serves. Grab’s core offerings include ride-hailing services through its mobile app, which allows users to book rides with just a few taps, as well as GrabFood, a popular food delivery platform that partners with local restaurants to bring meals directly to customers. The company also provides financial services such as GrabPay, a digital wallet that enables seamless transactions, and GrabInsurance, offering convenient coverage options. These services are tailored to meet the needs of both consumers and businesses, particularly in densely populated urban areas where efficiency and reliability are paramount. Over the years, Grab has established itself as a dominant player in the region, serving over 125 million registered users across 14 countries. The company’s ability to integrate multiple services into a single platform has set it apart from competitors, creating a loyal ecosystem of users and partners. By prioritizing user experience, safety, and innovation, Grab continues to redefine convenience in Southeast Asia, solidifying its position as a trusted and indispensable service provider.
