Product Lead

February 11

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Iterative

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Iterative is a company that provides investment and mentorship to startups. They invest between $150K to $500K in batches of startups twice a year, offering support and guidance through a three-month program. Iterative works closely with founders to refine their ideas, connect them with investors, and help them prepare for fundraising rounds. The company focuses on fostering a community of founders in Southeast Asia, providing extensive support in areas such as fundraising guidance, pitch development, and investor relations. Iterative has been involved with numerous successful startups and is committed to investing in world-changing companies of tomorrow.

2 - 10 employees

Founded 2020

💸 Finance

🏢 Enterprise

🤝 B2B

📋 Description

• The Product Lead will join the Recruiting team to drive the development of products and tools that serve founders and improve internal processes. • You’ll own and improve existing products like Investor Directory and Co-Founder Matching, while leading the development of new initiatives. • In this role, you’ll work on meaningful challenges, experiment with creative solutions, and take ownership of projects from concept to completion. • You’ll have the opportunity to make a real impact by creating products that support founders and help Iterative operate at its best. • Key responsibilities include: • Own and Improve Existing Products – Take over existing initiatives like Investor Directory and Co-Founder Matching, improving usability, engagement and impact. • Launch New Products – Lead the design, development, and launch of new products and features. Develop project specs and manage the roadmap to ensure successful execution. • Experiment and Iterate – Use no-code tools (e.g. Airtable, Zapier, Webflow, etc) to validate ideas quickly. Collect and analyse user feedback and data to continuously improve products and ensure they resonate with our audience. • Drive Growth – Lead initiatives to grow user adoption and engagement across products. Design and run growth experiments to identify the most effective methods for increasing product usage. • Identify Gaps and Opportunities – Research founder pain points and ecosystem inefficiencies. Propose and execute high-impact solutions, working with founders to ensure relevance and value. • Frameworks and Playbooks – Document your learnings to establish scalable processes for product discovery, development, and growth. Share insights with the broader team to enhance organisational learning.

🎯 Requirements

• Product Builder – You have experience building and launching products, MVPs, or tools that solve real-world problems. You’re familiar with the product lifecycle and can develop projects from concept to execution. • Execution-Oriented – You’re adept at balancing long-term vision with short-term execution. You effectively manage timelines, priorities, and resources to deliver successful outcomes. • Resourceful – You leverage no-code tools, creative problem-solving, and resourcefulness to move projects forward efficiently. • Data-Driven – You have a strong analytical mindset and use data and user feedback to refine product direction and drive continuous improvement. • Strong Communicator – You can effectively communicate the product roadmap and vision to stakeholders. You manage priorities, make trade-offs and build cross-team consensus to ensure alignment. • Self-Directed – You take ownership of projects, work independently, and ask for help when needed. • Comfortable with Ambiguity – You often work on projects with undefined parameters, requiring you to assess whether the initiative is worth pursuing, define success metrics, and navigate unknowns to bring ideas to life. • Curious and Experimental – You’re comfortable testing ideas, learning from failure, and pivoting when needed. You approach every project with a mindset of experimentation and continuous learning. • Startup-Focused – Experience as a founder or early team member is a plus. If you don’t have direct experience, you’re eager to learn and ready to dive into the Southeast Asia startup ecosystem.