IT & Digital Product Manager – Cardiovascular Ultrasound

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RoleStrategic IT & Digital Product Manager for GE HealthCare's Cardiovascular and Interventional Solutions, focused on shaping digital cardiology offerings, especially cardiovascular ultrasound. Responsibilitiesdefine product vision, roadmap, and strategy for standalone software, cloud-enabled, and AI-supported solutions; manage full product lifecycle and integrations with GE platforms and third-party systems; drive cross-portfolio IT strategy covering clinical reporting, PACS, image viewers, and workflow solutions; collaborate with peer product managers to ensure ecosystem coherence; support transition to SaaS, subscription models, and recurring revenue streams. Requirementsextensive experience in Product Management, Healthcare IT, or MedTech; proven experience managing software products from conception to delivery; stakeholder influence in global, matrixed organizations; Master's level knowledge or equivalent. Preferred skillsdeep understanding of healthcare IT systems, imaging workflows, PACS, cardiology environments, and external partnerships; strong communication, analytical, and commercial skills; ability operate in regulated, ambiguous environments. Work setupflexible locations including Norway, US, or France, with potential for other European or US-based sites.

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