Associate Product Manager
$60,000 - $90,000
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Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$60,000 - $90,000
About the role
- Virtual Care Media reaches relevant patients during virtual care visits.
- EHR Triggered Messaging delivers targeted display and inbox messaging to clinicians during diagnosis and treatment, with patient portal messaging available.
- Custom Care takes consumers from product discovery through physician consultation to prescription fulfillment, in one online journey.
- Produce, manage, and quality-check HCP and health consumer audience counts and targeting estimates across Virtual Care Media and EHR Triggered Messaging to turnaround time and accuracy standards.
- Manage and respond to inventory requests from the Sales team, using our inventory management tools.
- Coordinate intake, track open items, and keep RFPs moving through the workflow during peak season.
- Provide product and technical specification support to Sales on RFPs. Automate the Product Operations Workflow
- Map the current counts, inventory, and RFP workflows step by step, and identify where time, errors, and rework build up.
- Design, build, and maintain AI-assisted workflows, automations, and agents that take on the repeatable steps, connecting AI tools to our data and inventory tools where it makes sense.
- Measure the effect of each automation on turnaround time and accuracy, and report plainly on what worked and what did not.
- Document every workflow, prompt, and rule so that others can review it, take it over, and improve it. Learn the Products and Contribute to Them
- Learn each product inside out: its capabilities and its value proposition to clients.
- Turn what you see in requests and RFPs (recurring questions, gaps,) into written input the product team can prioritize.
- Take on product management work with the VP of Product as you show you are ready for it.
- Hands-on AI experience. You use AI tools regularly for real work, can describe specific tasks you have done with them, and can explain where they got it wrong and how you caught it. This is a requirement, because it is the core of the job.
- Willingness to build: you want to build automations and workflows with AI tools, not only use them, and you will learn no-code and light scripting tools as the work needs them.
- Genuine interest in product management as a career, and curiosity about how each product works, sells, and is positioned.
- A bachelor's degree is preferred, and equivalent hands-on work counts in its place. Early-career, with 1 to 3 years of professional experience.
- Structured thinking: you can break a messy process into steps, see what is repeatable, and describe it clearly enough that a colleague or an AI can follow it.
- Strong attention to detail and comfort with data; you can own the accuracy of a deliverable end to end.
- Highly organized; you can juggle multiple concurrent requests and hit deadlines without being chased.
- Comfortable working in Excel or Google Sheets.
- Clear, concise written communication.
- Wants to get better at the work every week and is comfortable when the process is still being figured out.
- Project management experience.
- Product or product operations experience.
- You have built with AI beyond chat: automations, custom workflows, agents, light scripting, or connecting AI tools to other systems. If you have, lead with it.
- A track record of turning messy, manual work into a clean, repeatable process.
- Familiarity with healthcare, pharma, or media and advertising terms, such as ICD-10 coding, NPI targeting, audience estimation, or ad serving. WHERE THIS ROLE CAN GROWThis role is a gateway into product management. As you automate the manual parts of counts, inventory, and RFP support, your work shifts from running the numbers to understanding and shaping the products behind them. You will build a documented record of systems you designed and measured, along with a working knowledge of each product and how it is sold. That is the foundation of product management, and the path here points toward full product ownership for someone who wants it and shows they are ready.
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