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Interim Vice President of Product

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Interim Vice President of Product
About the Company:
  • Innovative online platform providing accessible & affordable mental health care services
  • IndustryHospital & Health CareTypePrivately Held, VC-backed
  • Founded2019Employees201-500 Specialtiesonline mental health
About the Role: The Company is seeking a Vice President of Product to lead its product and engineering organization across product management, engineering, design, data, and product marketing. The role will define and execute the long-term AI-first product strategy, guide teams across multiple product tracks, and uphold high standards for product quality and execution. Responsibilities include coaching leaders, facilitating executive strategy and quarterly OKR planning, resolving cross-functional challenges, and improving organizational culture and processes. The VP will also collaborate with senior leadership on company-wide initiatives and balance hands-on team engagement with executive-level direction. Candidates should have at least 10 years of product management experience, including 3–5 years in senior leadership overseeing multiple teams. Experience leading cross-functional organizations spanning areas such as design, data, and engineering is required, along with a record of growing products and building new offerings from inception. Applicants should bring practical experience with AI-first products, including RAG, agentic AI, and AI evaluation, and be able to independently prototype AI products. Strong behavioural design, data-driven analysis, structured problem-solving, executive communication, and company-level strategy skills are essential. Advanced English and fluent Russian are required. Hiring Manager TitleCEOFunctionsProduct Management

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