Technical Product Manager, HealthLeap AI

• 3+ years in product management, including helping take a product from 0 to 1 and into users’ hands
• Strong organization and project management. You follow through across teams, even when plans change
• Clear communication with customers and engineers, in writing and in conversation
• Hands-on experience with technical products. You can write and review SQL, read API documentation and sample payloads, understand data flows, and investigate a technical issue before asking an engineer to take over
• The ability to discuss architecture, constraints, and tradeoffs with engineers and turn those conversations into precise product decisions. You have done this on a product that shipped
• The ability to build and test a useful prototype with AI coding tools

Desirable

• You’ll bring customer evidence into those decisions, shape the scope, and drive delivery across the company
• Some work starts with clinicians describing a problem we have not solved before. Other work expands a product that an existing customer already uses. You’ll help take both from an unclear request to a working result, keeping customers and engineers aligned along the way
• Speak with clinicians, understand their workflows, and help take new products from 0 to 1
• Shape and deliver feature expansions for existing customers, then learn from how they use what shipped
• Coordinate changes such as a new data feed specification or FHIR API across hospital teams, customer success, and engineering. Keep owners, dependencies, decisions, and deadlines clear
• Build working prototypes with AI coding tools so customers and engineers can test ideas early
• Investigate product questions yourself: write SQL, inspect API requests and responses, trace data through a workflow, and identify where expected and actual behavior differ
• Write requirements that cover system behavior, edge cases, failure modes, and how we will verify the result. Work through implementation tradeoffs with engineers
• Communicate progress, risks, and changed expectations before anyone has to ask

• Intro call
• Deep dive into a product you lead
• Takehome project
• Onsite with the team in San Francisco