About the Role
This is a rare chance to learn product management from the inside out at one of the fastest-growing healthcare startups in the country. As an Associate Product Manager at Solace, you’ll help shape how millions of people experience healthcare while working side-by-side with designers, engineers, clinicians, and product leaders.
Your job is to help us make healthcare feel human again. You’ll research, organize, and test ideas, build new features, and help us launch faster. You don’t need years of experience, but you do need an innate ability to get things done.
This role is for the ambitious, the curious and those who don’t shy away from feedback. If you’re the kind of person who sees a problem and can’t resist solving it, keep reading.
This is an in person role in our Redwood City office, 3 days a week.
What You’ll Do
- Learn what great Product looks like directly from people doing it every day.
- Bring bold ideas and (occasionally) watch them get destroyed in the name of better ones.
- Rapidly produce and launch concepts while laughing in the face of potential failure.
- Partner with engineers, designers, and clinicians to deliver meaningful improvements for patients and advocates.
- Keep projects moving forward, make sure deadlines are hit, and translate chaos into constant clarity.
- Test, document, and ship features that make Solace better every week.
- Grow your craft: learn how to write specs, analyze data, talk to users, and make smart product decisions.
What You Bring to the Table
- A bias toward action. You have an exceptional craving for momentum, and you thrive on timelines that would be unrealistic for most others. You want to build things and learn fast.
- Curiosity for how systems work.
- Comfort with ambiguity and a refined palate for controlled chaos.
- Unfettered creativity paired with confident communication. You can explain your thinking simply.
- A sense of care. You take pride in the details.
- Bonus: Experience working on projects, internships, or student teams where you had to organize, lead or ship something real.