Tech – Product Manager: LEAP3

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Role

Product Manager

Division

Central Administration & Social

Level

Undergraduate, Polytechnic Student, Post-Diploma

Internship Duration

6 months

Project Description

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LEAP3 is the next-generation platform for drafting, amending, consolidating and publishing Singapore's legislation, built for the Attorney-General's Chambers (AGC). Every Act and piece of subsidiary legislation on Singapore Statutes Online passes through this pipeline. Today, legislation moves through a decades-old proprietary system and a manual, Word-and-email workflow. LEAP3 replaces this with a modern platform that AGC fully owns, changing how the country's laws are made and published. The product problems are genuinely hard. The users are legislative drafters, editors and publishers, experts whose first demand is absolute accuracy, and the platform must absorb growing legislative volume without growing the team. The PM intern joins the core product team: interviewing drafters, running usability tests, turning findings into prioritised requirements, writing specs the build team uses, and tracking delivery with external vendors. Every product decision here trades off accuracy, usability and time. The output is the law.

Learning Outcomes

User research with expert users: Planning and running interviews and usability tests with legislative officers. Extracting requirements from domain experts whose workflow the product must earn the right to change. Prioritisation under real constraints: Turning user needs into scoped requirements and practising saying no, against a fixed timeline and a quality bar where errors are not acceptable. Vendor and stakeholder management: First-hand exposure to delivery with external vendor teams. Tracking commitments, reviewing demos critically, and reporting status honestly to senior stakeholders. Product documentation craft: Product briefs, feature specs and decision documents used by the actual build team, not classroom exercises. Public sector product strategy: How product decisions interact with legacy system risk, and long-term platform ownership.

Prerequisites

- Strong written and verbal communication; able to structure and document ideas clearly - Comfortable engaging users and stakeholders directly through interviews, workshops and demos - Basic understanding of how software is built; no coding required, but able to hold a technical conversation with engineers - Enjoys ambiguity: the roadmap here is being figured out as we go, and we want someone energised by open questions rather than waiting for clear instructions - Analytical mindset; able to break an ambiguous problem into researchable questions - Prior exposure to product management concepts, UX research methods, or interest in legal or civic tech will be an advantage