Senior Product Manager, AI & Data Products
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2 hours ago
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1 Vacancy
Job Summary
You will play a critical role in building AI-driven products that solve complex real-world challenges. This role requires strong ownership product thinking and the ability to work closely with technical teams to bring AI solutions into production.
Key Responsibilities
- Define and execute product strategy for AI and data platforms
- Lead product initiatives from concept to launch and scale
- Collaborate with engineering and data science teams
- Ensure AI products are interpretable trusted and actionable
- Engage with stakeholders to align product direction
Requirements
Core Requirements
- Experience delivering AI/data-driven products
- Strong product ownership and decision-making ability
- Comfortable working in ambiguity and defining structure
- Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement
Preferred
- Experience within healthcare life sciences or regulated sectors
- Understanding of AI/ML systems and data platforms
- Experience in scaling early-stage products
Benefits
Why Apply
- Work on high-impact AI products
- High ownership and career growth
- Work alongside top engineering and data talent
- Mission-driven fast-growing environment
Required Skills:
Required Skills: Proven track record in product management for digital health platforms telemedicine apps EHR systems or healthcare SaaS. Strong understanding of healthcare workflows patient journeys and clinical environments. Familiarity with health data standards: FHIR HL7 ICD-10 SNOMED. Proficiency in Agile frameworks (Scrum Kanban) and tools like Jira Confluence or Asana. Strong stakeholder communication and leadership skills. Experience working with software development teams in a regulated environment. Desired Skills: Experience launching B2B or B2C HealthTech products. Knowledge of AI/ML in healthcare or mobile health technologies. Masters degree (MBA MSc Health Informatics or equivalent). Understanding of NHS Digital frameworks or interoperability challenges in the UK.
