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Product Manager, SEED

GovTech
CompanyGovTech
CategoryUncategorised
LocationSingapore
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted15 Jul 2026
Last verified5 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (greenhouse)
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Description
The Government Technology Agency (GovTech) is the lead agency driving Singapore’s Smart Nation initiatives and public sector digital transformation. As the Centre of Excellence for Infocomm Technology and Smart Systems (ICT & SS), GovTech develops the Singapore Government’s capabilities in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence, Application Development, Smart City Technology, Digital Infrastructure, and Cybersecurity.     At GovTech, we offer you a purposeful career to make lives better. We empower our people to master their craft through continuous and robust learning and development opportunities all year round. Our GovTechies embody our Agile, Bold and Collaborative values to deliver impactful solutions.     GovTech aims to transform the delivery of Government digital services by taking an "outside-in" view, putting citizens and businesses at the heart of everything we do.     Play a part in Singapore’s vision to build a Smart Nation and embark on your meaningful journey to build tech for public good. Join us to advance our mission and shape your future with us today!     Learn more about GovTech at tech.gov.sg.     [What you will be working on]   SEED (Security Suite for Engineering Endpoint Devices) is the Singapore Government's endpoint security and zero trust platform for engineering devices. It is already live across thousands of engineering endpoints, supporting a growing range of builders — from traditional software engineers to teams developing AI-powered and agentic solutions. With an expanding product surface — secure remote access, managed productivity tools, AI-assisted security operations — and a clear mandate: keep it secure, make it seamless, and evolve it to stay ahead of both threats and user expectations. As the Product Manager for SEED, you will own the product roadmap and run SEED as a live platform — keeping it stable, secure, and frictionless enough that engineers can focus on shipping. What you'll own: SEED is the security foundation for government engineering. SEED needs to be fast, reliable, and frictionless enough that engineers can focus on shipping. Your job is to run SEED as a live platform: keep it stable, reduce operational overhead, improve the user experience at every touchpoint, and evolve the capability surface as threats and engineering needs change. ​You are expected to: Own the SEED product roadmap and drive ongoing improvement of a live platform serving thousands of engineering endpoints — balancing security outcomes with engineering velocity. Reduce the time and friction it takes for an agency engineer to go from device assignment to fully compliant and productive on SEED. Drive consolidation so SEED and adjacent products (e.g. TechPass, GCC, M365) work together as a coherent experience for engineers. Own the integration roadmap and clarify where boundaries sit. Systematically reduce friction. Surface where security controls slow engineers down and invest in making compliance invisible — automated onboarding, self-service remediation, clear error states, AI-assisted analysis that saves time rather than generating noise. Anticipate and support emerging engineering workflows, including AI-assisted development and agentic systems, ensuring SEED evolves to meet new security and productivity needs. Work closely with adjacent product teams so the full engineering device lifecycle — identity, device management, and security — holds together as a coherent experience for agencies. You do this by: Running continuous improvement cycles on enrolment, policy enforcement, monitoring, and self-service workflows with your engineering and design team. Engaging agencies across WOG to understand where SEED creates friction in real engineering workflows, and building repeatable playbooks for