Senior Product Manager

Senior Product Manager, AI Workflow Automation for Healthcare 📍 New York City or San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)About the CompanyThey're a fast-growing, venture-backed startup building AI-powered workflow automation for health systems. Backed by top-tier venture capital and have been recognized as one of the most promising AI companies building in healthcare today.What You'll DoOwn product strategy and execution for a core workflow area, from discovery through launch and iterationWork directly with hospital/health system and others to deeply understand operational pain pointsPartner closely with engineering and design leadership in a fast-moving, high-autonomy environmentRepresent product in enterprise customer conversations; you'll need to hold your own in a room with senior healthcare operatorsBring an informed, opinionated point of view on how AI (LLMs, RAG, agentic workflows) can be applied to real operational problems, not just prompting, but genuine architectural thinkingHelp build and refine how the company evaluates and scales product processes as the team growsWhat We're Looking For5+ years in a dedicated Product Management role (not adjacent functions like BA, PO-lite, or program management)At least 2 years at a venture-backed startup with demonstrable B2B or B2B2C outcomes; you've shipped in a real hyper-growth environment and can speak to specifics, not just "we grew fast"Built B2B SaaS products from 0-1Sharp, confident communicator, comfortable in live, no-notes conversations with senior stakeholders and enterprise customers; able to think on your feet and defend a positionGenuine, self-directed curiosity about AI; you've gone deeper than prompting and think about how these systems are actually architectedTrack record of tenure stability; we're looking for builders who stick around through the hard parts, not people chasing the next hot thing every 9 monthsHealthcare, health-tech, or other highly regulated B2B enterprise experience is a strong plus but not requiredWhy This RoleReal equity in a company still early enough that it matters, at a stage where the next 18 months will define the trajectoryDirect access to founders/executive leadership, with no layers between you and the decision-makersA product that genuinely matters: the workflows you'll own solve expensive, painful problems for essential healthcare institutions