Senior Product Manager

About Us:

Senior Product Manager

You'll own one of our product charters: a defined part of the product, its users' outcomes, and the roadmap to get there. You decide what to build and why, with a designer and engineers alongside you from problem to launch.

Responsibilities:

• Your charter's direction.

  Set the strategy and roadmap, decide what matters now versus later, and say no to the rest.

• The problem before the solution.

  Talk to users, read the data, and come back with a sharp problem statement, not a feature list.

• Shipping with the team.

  Write PRDs and user flows engineers and designers can build from, and stay close through grooming, build and release.

• Outcomes, not output.

  Define what success looks like for each launch, instrument it, and act on what you learn.

• Safe, compliant health product.

  Work within healthcare guardrails (privacy, data consent, clinical safety, health content rules) and design for trust.

• Shared foundations.

  Your charter connects to the others. Coordinate with fellow PMs on shared flows, components and decisions, and help shape how the product team works.

Qualifications:

• Past experience of product ownership.

  6-8 years as a Product Manager

  , with a track record of owning a consumer product area end to end.

• Technical fluency.

  You understand how systems, APIs and data models work well enough to debate trade-offs with engineers, spot hidden complexity, and write specs that hold up. No specific degree required.

• AI and agentic product experience.

  You've shipped AI-powered or agentic features, not just prototyped them. You know how to design around what models get wrong: testing outputs, human review, and clear limits on what AI decides in a health product. AI tools are also part of how you work every day.

• Strong user judgment.

  You can sit with users, find the real job behind the request, and turn messy research into clear decisions.

• Clear writing and thinking.

  Your PRDs and updates are short, specific and easy to act on.

• Comfort with data.

  You set up events, read funnels and dashboards (we use Mixpanel), and let evidence change your mind.

• Ownership in ambiguity.

  You don't wait for perfect requirements. You frame the problem, make the call, and course-correct. And you still write your own specs and sit in grooming.

• Design sense.

  You care about the details of a flow and collaborate closely with designers in Figma.
• Healthtech experience, especially health records, care coordination or consumer health in India
• Familiarity with FHIR, ABDM or clinical terminologies like SNOMED CT
• Experience with India's DPDP Act or other health data privacy rules
• You've used AI tools seriously in your own product work
• You've been the family health manager yourself, or watched someone close to you do it