Description
Head of Product in Mexico City (remote). Opportunity at a tech scale-up based in Singapore building its teams in Mexico. Bilingual role (Spanish/English). Join a team with a culture of excellence and real growth.
Responsibilities
- Lead and own the Product & Service function as a Head of Product.
- Ensure quality through automated testing and solid engineering practices.
- Define and prioritize the product roadmap based on data, research, and business goals.
- Design, build, and maintain high-quality features alongside cross-functional teams.
- Translate user needs into clear specs and intuitive experiences.
- Write clean, tested, scalable code and take part in code reviews.
- Define the area strategy, manage the budget, and report results to global leadership.
Requirements
- Professional Spanish and English (written and spoken): required for this role.
- A portfolio or projects that demonstrate your impact (where applicable).
- Experience in product development, design, or software engineering depending on the role.
- Proficiency with agile methodologies (Scrum, Kanban) and tools like Jira and Figma.
- Analytical thinking and a problem-solving orientation.
- Ability to communicate complex ideas clearly to technical and non-technical audiences.
Benefits
- Flexible work arrangement (according to the role's modality).
- A genuinely bilingual environment and exposure to international teams.
- Above-statutory benefits.
- Major medical and/or life insurance.
- Professional development plan and training budget.
- Vacation days above the legal minimum plus personal days.
How to apply
- Click “Apply now”.
- Complete your application following the steps.
- We’ll contact you about the next steps.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I apply?
- Click “Apply now” and complete your application following the steps. We’ll then contact you about the next steps.
- Is this role remote?
- This position is remote, based in Ciudad de México.
- Does it cost anything to apply?
- No. Applying through Talentosy is free for candidates.
