About the role

You own the product view across every module in an engagement. You frame what the product must do and why, you approve the specification that satisfies that intent, and you make the trade-off calls inside a locked scope when something has to give. You run the weekly client cadence, and every report you send proposes the next move. You lead the demo, the training strategy, and the change-management story that gets the client’s people to actually adopt what we built. You carry a maximum of two engagements at a time.

Key responsibilities

Lock scope against a working prototype the client has tapped through and approved as the contract, with an explicit out-of-scope list

Frame the product intent every specification must satisfy, and approve the specification at the buildability gate alongside the Project Leader and the Technical Lead

Run the weekly client cadence: reporting that proposes the next move and that the client acts on

Lead demos, training strategy, and change-management communication so the deliverable earns adoption

Orchestrate the squad day to day inside the agreed plan: assign modules to Product Consultants with the product intent attached, and keep design, build, and client reality moving together

Decide the medium-tier change requests with an impact assessment, and give the Project Leader early warning the moment scope and reality start to diverge

Get a feasibility verdict from the Technical Lead before you promise anything to a client

Grow a Product Consultant toward this seat on your engagement

Own the product deliverable of your engagements, end to end, against a named client business metric with an agreed baseline

Own adoption and expansion: measured adoption, a phase-2 framing, or an upsell that comes out of work you led

About you

5 to 8 years in product management, product consulting, or management consulting with a product deliverable, including engagements you led in front of client directors

Can reframe a vague executive mandate into the actual problem, choose one focus area over the alternatives, and defend that choice with numbers to a room that thinks in budgets

Has locked scope against something the client could click, and has held that line through the change requests that followed

Directs designers and engineers well: enough technical fluency to discuss trade-offs without oversimplifying the build, enough design taste to tell excellent work from merely acceptable work and say why

A portfolio of application UI/UX work you can share, with at least one case study that shows the users you designed for, the mental models and pain points you worked from, and the craft decisions you made

Reads a messy enterprise data reality and pulls a defensible insight out of it

Leads change: adoption, resistance, and the politics of a large organization moving to a new way of working

Writes and presents at board level in Bahasa Indonesia and English

Uses AI as leverage across the whole job, from analysis to prototyping, and exercises judgment about where it should decide and where a person must

A shipped B2B product you can walk us through and defend, from the first client conversation to adoption