Product Manager

Flatiron Health; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 136,000 - 187,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible paid time off

401(k)

Financial health resources

Mental well-being tools

Parental and family-building benefits

Fertility

Adoption and surrogacy support

Travel support for healthcare services

Job summary

Flatiron Health in New York is seeking a Product Manager to own the full lifecycle of oncology software used in diagnosis, staging, and treatment planning. You will collaborate with engineering, design, and clinical teams to deliver safe, usable, data-driven workflow solutions.

This role emphasizes user research with clinicians and a strong focus on measurable outcomes, safety, and regulatory compliance, with a hybrid work arrangement and competitive compensation.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of product management experience leading cross-functional teams from concept to launch.
• BA/BS degree (technical field) or equivalent practical experience in software/healthcare tech.
• Experience in healthcare technology, clinical workflows, or with clinical users.
• Strong UX sensibility and ability to turn multi-step workflows into intuitive interfaces.
• Customer-centric B2B mindset with attention to detail and clear strategy.
• Rigorous analytical and prioritisation skills to manage competing priorities with autonomy.
• Technical curiosity for AI/ML capabilities and evaluating where AI can help.
• Experience in regulated or compliance-driven environments.

Responsibilities

• Define and execute product strategy with engineering, design, and stakeholders to deliver high-impact solutions.
• Own the full product lifecycle for user-facing oncology workflow applications, from concept to launch and iteration.
• Lead design, development, and rollout of data-driven products to streamline operations and improve care.
• Drive discovery through stakeholder partnerships, user research, and data insights to shape roadmaps.
• Evaluate, prototype, and ship new capabilities, including AI-driven workflows to reduce cognitive burden.
• Translate clinical context and business goals into clear requirements and tradeoffs.
• Ensure safety, regulatory, and compliance standards are met while providing intuitive care-team UX.
• Set KPIs for efficiency, usability, and adoption; hold teams accountable to outcomes.

Skills

Product management

Strategy & roadmap

UX sensibility

Analytical thinking

Prioritisation

Cross-functional leadership

Education

BA/BS in technical field

Job description

Flatiron Health is a healthcare technology company focused on oncology. Its mission is to improve and extend lives by learning from the experience of every person with cancer. The company builds software products that clinicians rely on to deliver cancer care, and uses real-world data to accelerate cancer research.

The role

This Product Manager role sits within the clinical workflows product area, covering oncology software that clinicians use daily from diagnosis and staging through treatment planning, ordering, and delivery. You would work in a matrix model alongside cross-functional peers in engineering, design, and clinical teams, and report within a product organisation that values safety, usability, and measurable patient outcomes.

What you would do

• Define and execute product strategy in collaboration with engineering, design, and cross-functional teams to deliver high-impact solutions.
• Own the full product lifecycle for user-facing clinical oncology workflow applications, from concept through launch and ongoing iteration.
• Lead the design, development, and rollout of data-driven products that streamline clinical operations and support safe, high-quality care delivery.
• Drive product discovery through stakeholder partnerships, user research with clinical customers, and data and clinical insights to shape priorities and roadmaps.
• Evaluate, prototype, and ship new capabilities, including identifying where AI and intelligent workflows can reduce cognitive burden and improve clinical efficiency.
• Translate complex clinical context, technical constraints, and business goals into clear product requirements, making strategic tradeoffs to deliver safe and usable solutions.
• Ensure all solutions meet safety, regulatory, and compliance standards while providing an intuitive experience for care teams.
• Establish clear KPIs for clinical workflow efficiency, usability, and product adoption, and hold your cross-functional pod accountable to measurable outcomes.
• Communicate product vision, strategy, and roadmap to diverse stakeholders including internal teams, customers, and vendor partners.

What they are looking for

• 3+ years of product management experience, independently scoping requirements, translating end-to-end user journeys into technical backlogs, and leading cross-functional teams from concept to launch.
• A BA/BS degree (technical field preferred) or equivalent practical experience in a software, SaaS, or healthcare technology environment.
• Experience working in healthcare technology, clinical workflows, or directly with clinical users and stakeholders.
• Strong UX sensibility and a high bar for product craft, with the ability to turn complex multi-step workflows into intuitive user interfaces.
• A customer-centric B2B/Enterprise mindset with strong attention to detail and the ability to translate customer needs into clear product strategy.
• Rigorous analytical and prioritisation skills, with the ability to interpret data, navigate tradeoffs, and manage execution across competing priorities with high autonomy.
• Technical curiosity and aptitude for AI/ML capabilities, with the drive to evaluate and scope where AI can address complex workflow challenges.
• Experience working in highly regulated or compliance-driven environments.

Working arrangements

This is a hybrid role based at the New York office. You would work from home and attend the office 3 days per week, with the specific days set by you and your team.

Pay and benefits

The salary range for this role is $136,000 to $187,000 per year, based on the New York primary location. An annual bonus and equity may also be provided.

• flexible paid time off
• a 401(k)
• financial health resources
• mental well-being tools
• parental and family-building benefits
• fertility
• adoption and surrogacy support
• travel support for healthcare services