Evidation Health is a new kind of health and measurement company that provides the technology and guidance to understand how everyday behavior and health interact. The volumes of behavior data generated from wearables and smartphones has opened up new ways to analyze individuals’ behavior and health in real time. With a virtual pool of 3 million research participants, Evidation Health undertakes research for innovative biopharma and healthcare companies to transform how diseases are identified, treated, and monitored.

We are seeking a talented Senior Product Manager to join our Consumer Product Team in building products and programs that complement the largest marketplace for healthy activities, Achievement (http://www.myachievement.com). You will be responsible for working with the product team to set product strategy and drive execution for our user offerings. Successful candidates will thrive on creative problem solving, and facilitating collaboration with a cross-functional team.

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Work with the product team to lead product vision, strategy, and execution for products and programs on the Consumer Platform
  • Partner cross-functionally with colleagues in design, engineering, health outcomes, data science, and business to set and deliver product roadmaps
  • Use quantitative and qualitative research and analyses to inform product strategy and monitor success
  • Work closely with senior leadership to ensure delivery against corporate objectives

QUALIFICATIONS

  • Technical experience or degree in computer science / related field
  • 5+ years product management experience in a consumer mobile technology
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Rigorous analytical thinking ability and a hunger to drill into problems
  • An ability to create a clear path forward and lead a team through ambiguity
  • International travel (~30%) is required for this role

BENEFITS

  • Health, dental, and vision benefits for you and competitive coverage for your family
  • Equity
  • Flexible work hours
  • Open vacation policy - take time when you need it
  • We support remote work when needed
  • Relaxed work environment
  • Your choice of computing equipment and gear
  • Lots of opportunities for growth
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