Associate Product Manager  

What You’ll Be Doing:
As an APM, you’ll work in a hands-on environment where your ideas and execution matter. You’ll have the opportunity to:

• Define and Build: Partner with engineering, design, and users to prioritize features, define requirements, and guide the development process.
• Be the Voice of the User: Learn directly from healthcare providers, patients, and administrators to deeply understand their needs and ensure the product meets real-world demands.
• Engage with Customers: Build relationships with users and stakeholders, provide support when needed, and gather insights to ensure the product delivers value.
• Take Ownership: In a small team, you’ll play a critical role in driving features from concept to launch and ensuring their success.
• Support and Develop: Collaborate with the team to address user feedback, troubleshoot issues, and contribute to building a positive customer experience.
• Make Decisions with Data: Use customer insights, metrics, and research to evaluate product performance and identify areas for improvement.
• Learn by Doing: Without layers of experienced leadership above you, you’ll learn the art of product management hands-on, growing into a leader who can own entire initiatives.

What You’ll Need to Succeed:

• A positive attitude with a knack for taking initiative, even when the path isn’t clear.
• A problem-solving mindset that embraces challenges and thrives on figuring things out.
• A customer-first approach that prioritizes understanding and addressing user needs.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills to work with users and internal teams effectively.
• A desire to contribute to a mission, not just clock in and out of a job.
• An ability to connect the dots across technical and non-technical teams, helping bridge ideas and execution.

What You’ll Gain:

• Impact: Work on meaningful products that tackle real healthcare challenges and interact directly with users whose lives you’re improving.
• Ownership: In a small team, you’ll play a central role in defining what we build and how we build it.
• Growth: With no rigid hierarchy, you’ll learn on the go, take on leadership responsibilities early, and grow as a product thinker and doer.
• A Team That Cares: We may be small, but we’re mighty. You’ll work alongside like-minded teammates who are just as passionate about solving problems as you are.

Why Join Us?

You won’t just be managing features—you’ll be building something that matters. You’ll have the freedom to experiment, fail fast, and learn in an environment where your contributions make a real difference. You’ll also connect directly with the people we’re serving, making your role both strategic and personal.

We’re Looking for Someone Who’s Ready to Make an Impact
If you’re a fresh graduate or someone eager to learn and grow, this role could be a perfect fit! We’re not just looking for experience—we’re looking for curiosity, drive, and the willingness to roll up your sleeves and contribute to something meaningful.

As an Associate Product Manager (APM), you’ll wear many hats, work alongside brilliant and driven teammates, and have the chance to directly influence products that touch lives. If you’re looking for an environment where you can make an impact, take ownership, and grow as a product leader—this is your opportunity.

Must-Haves:

• Bachelor’s Degree: In any relevant field (e.g., Computer Science, Business, Healthcare, or Engineering).
• Proactive Attitude: You’re excited to take ownership of tasks, share new ideas, and find solutions—even if the path isn’t clear yet.
• Curiosity: You love asking questions, digging deeper, and figuring out how things work (and how they can work better).
• Adaptability: You’re open to learning, comfortable with change, and thrive in environments where you can grow by doing.
• Team Spirit: You communicate well, collaborate effectively, and bring positivity to group efforts.
• Passion for Impact: You see technology as a tool to solve meaningful problems, improve systems, and reach more people effectively.

Nice-to-Haves (But Not Required):

• Hands-on experience with internships, personal projects, or product-related work.
• Passion for healthcare or projects that make an impact in communities.
• Familiarity with tools like Excel, Google Analytics, or basic SQL is a bonus.