Product Manager
argus cognitiveFargo (ND)
$120,000 to $145,000
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argus cognitiveFargo (ND)
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Manager
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$120,000 to $145,000
About the role
Product Manager (Neurora) Full-time | Remote, U.S. | Travel 10 to 20%Competitive base salary of $120,000 to $145,000, based on experience Argus Cognitive, Inc. is hiring a seasoned, full-time Product Manager to lead Neurora, our FDA-cleared tool that helps clinicians diagnose autism. You will sit between engineering, clinical, and commercial teams and make sure Neurora fits the way clinicians actually work, from the overall workflow down to individual screens. This is a demanding role on a small team. There is no layer of product staff beneath you and no one to hand the details off to. You will set direction in the morning and review wireframes, write specifications, or work through a usability problem with a clinician that afternoon. Your work will directly shape a regulated medical device used in real diagnostic evaluations, so the standard for accuracy is high. We’re looking for someone who has taken a software product or major feature through a full commercial launch and wants to bring that experience to a young, growing company. You turn what users need into clear designs and specifications that engineering can build, and you prioritize realistically against what our systems can support today. You are comfortable with ambiguity, hold yourself to a high standard, and follow through without being asked. This is not an entry-level role, and we will ask to see your work.
Responsibilities:
- Translate user needs into product specifications that meet FDA regulatory requirements, in partnership with engineering and clinical leadership
- Own the product roadmap and keep Neurora on track to meet key milestones
- Manage the backlog and set sprint priorities in line with the roadmap and company goals
- Lead UI/UX for Neurora, from user research and wireframes through prototypes and final designs
- Track how Neurora is used in practice, including where analyses fail, where clinicians disengage, and which features go unused
- Gather and analyze usage data to find problems and opportunities
- Own each problem or opportunity from identification through to a live, working solution
- Meet regularly with clinical partners, pilot sites, and customers to stay close to their needs
- Support launches, working with internal teams and outside agencies on marketing materials and sales collateral
- Work within our quality system and regulatory requirements, and protect cybersecurity, intellectual property, and patient privacy
- Support planning for Argus products outside the U.S., primarily in Europe and the Middle EastOther duties as assigned
Qualifications:
- RequiredAt least five years of product management experience, including UI/UX work, ideally in healthcare technology, software, or life sciences
- Experience taking a software product or major feature through a full commercial launch
- Hands-on experience working directly in project management systems like Jira, and product analytics tools such as PostHog
- A portfolio of shipped products that shows your user research, wireframes, prototypes, and the reasoning behind your design decisions
- Bachelor’s degree in business, design, life sciences, psychology, computer science, or a related field, or equivalent experience
- Legally authorized to work in the United States
- PreferredMaster’s degree
- Experience designing for clinicians or other healthcare users, ideally in behavioral health, autism care, or clinical diagnostic tools
- Experience in a regulated industry such as medical devices or pharma
- You’ll also need
- Close attention to detail in screens, workflows, specifications, and documentation
- Clear written and verbal communication with both technical and clinical audiences
- Enough technical fluency to work as a peer with software engineers
- Willingness to travel to U.S. clinical sites about 10 to 20 percent of the time
- About Argus Cognitive, Inc.
- Argus Cognitive, Inc. is an early-stage startup founded in 2016. We develop software as a medical device (SaMD) that gives clinicians and patients more in-depth information from standard clinical assessments. Our work spans multiple clinical disciplines, including behavioral health.
Our flagship product, Neurora, is an FDA-cleared clinical decision support tool that analyzes behavioral biometrics captured during diagnostic session videos to support the diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. Our goal is to help more children be assessed quickly, regardless of geographic location or socioeconomic status, giving families and clinicians the objective, measurable information they need for early and effective intervention.
We are a small team. Everyone here owns real work, sees decisions get made, and helps shape how the company grows.
What We Offer:
- Work that makes a real difference in children’s lives
- Ownership of a commercial, FDA-cleared product, with a direct voice in company decisions
- A small, experienced team that moves quickly
- Competitive base salary of $120,000 to $145,000, based on experience10 days of paid time off per year, plus 10 paid company holidays
- Eligibility for performance-based equity after 12 months of employment, at the company’s discretion
As an early-stage startup, we do not currently offer health insurance or retirement benefits. We expect our benefits to grow as the company does.
How to Apply:
Apply directly to this posting, or send your resume, a link to your portfolio, a short note on why this role interests you, and your salary expectations to. Applications without a portfolio will not be considered. Argus Cognitive is an equal opportunity employer.
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