Technical Product Manager

San Francisco Officefull timeOn Site

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$160k–$250k

H1B: no

Healthleap Technical Product Manager at Healthleap drives product decisions and delivery by integrating customer evidence and coordinating cross-functional teams. The role involves managing product development from unclear requests to working results.

Responsibilities

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.

Qualification

3+ years in product managementThe ability to discuss architectureWhat will make you stand outThis role is NOT for you if

Required

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.
What will make you stand out
Healthcare or clinical product experience.
Experience delivering products with enterprise customers.
Startup experience spanning product discovery and delivery.
This role is NOT for you if
You want to manage a backlog without speaking to users.