Job Description

New Product Ideation and Validation

• Identify new product ideas, through category insights from customer needs, market trends, and competitor benchmarking, including ethnographic research and surveys
• Prioritise new product ideas into 18-month roadmaps, based on strategic considerations and business cases, with stage-gate discipline
• Validate product ideas by developing concepts and early prototypes, and testing tactics with clear metrics on pass / fail

Product Development and Project Management

• Source for new suppliers, technologies, and innovations in baby care electronics
• Lead and coordinate the end-to-end product development process, ensuring timely launches on brand and on budget
• Manage supplier coordination, pricing, and contract discussions with Sourcing teams
• Oversee all moving parts across design, quality checks, operations, and certifications
• Maintain “Product Bible” for each SKU with full technical and commercial details

Product Ownership and Lifecycle Management

• Be the product expert for every Mother & Baby product, from specs to regulations
• Resolve issues—from certification challenges to quality or customer feedback
• Keep documents up to date, including IP, certifications, testing reports, and legal files
• Ensure each product meets storage, labeling, and safety requirements
• Support in launch marketing, in-market management, and supplier relationships

Job Requirements

• 2–4 years experience in product development, sourcing, or operations
• Experience with electronics, baby care, or health tech products
• Strong in project coordination and managing multiple moving parts
• Excellent communicator, especially with cross-border and supplier-facing teams
• Fluent in Mandarin — this is a must, as you’ll work closely with Chinese manufacturers
• Detail-oriented and organized, with solid spreadsheet and documentation skills
• A self-starter who takes initiative and enjoys working in a fast-paced environment
• Being a mom is a plus — you’ll bring firsthand understanding of what parents truly need

Skills