Product Manager

Freed

. Own the end-to-end product lifecycle for key features, from discovery through launch and iteration .

Posted 4/22/2026full-timeSan Francisco • California • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Own the end-to-end product lifecycle for key features, from discovery through launch and iteration
Make clear, well-reasoned prioritization decisions and communicate the trade-offs simply
Drive alignment across engineering, design, and GTM by reducing confusion, not adding to it
Translate clinician needs into focused, practical product solutions with a clear "why"
Use AI tools to accelerate your own workflows: research, analysis, documentation, prototyping

Requirements

What you’ll need

6+ years of PM experience with a track record of shipping high-impact products in fast-paced environments
Exceptional communication: you write clearly, speak concisely, and know that brevity is a skill
Strong product judgment with the ability to simplify complex problems into actionable plans
A bias toward intellectual honesty over advocacy. You listen, pressure-test your own ideas, and change your mind when the evidence warrants it
Comfort with ambiguity and making hard trade-offs without perfect information
Demonstrated use of AI tools in your day-to-day work (not just familiarity, actual practice)
Experience running customer discovery and translating qualitative and quantitative insights into product direction

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive salary and equity in a high-growth company
Opportunity to make an immediate impact
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
Unlimited paid time off
Company-sponsored annual retreats

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Hard Skills & Tools

product lifecycle managementcustomer discoveryqualitative analysisquantitative analysisproduct judgmentprioritizationprototypingAI tools usageiterationtrade-off analysis

Soft Skills

exceptional communicationclear writingconcise speakingintellectual honestyactive listeningproblem simplificationadaptabilitydecision-making under ambiguitycollaborationalignment