279K–359K EUR / year
Head of Product, Pulse
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Published on 2026-09-10
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About this role
Own Pulse, Sword Health’s AI-first cardiometabolic care product, from launch through large-scale growth. Lead the roadmap, AI experience, and engagement strategy, improving member activation, retention, and clinical outcomes across long-term care journeys.
About the company
Sword Health is a digital musculoskeletal care company that helps employers and health plans deliver AI-powered physical therapy and related care programs.
The team
Pulse, Sword Health’s cardiometabolic program.
Stack
LLMsAI models
What you'll do
- Own the product roadmap from pre-launch through scale.
- Design AI-first, agentic and conversational member experiences.
- Build evaluation frameworks for AI accuracy, safety, performance, and member satisfaction.
- Drive activation, engagement, retention, and clinical outcomes through product strategy and experimentation.
- Partner with clinical, regulatory, compliance, ML, design, engineering, and commercial teams.
- Represent the product in executive discussions, client presentations, and sales cycles.
What we're looking for
- 6–8 years of product management experience, including 3+ years in AI products or consumer digital health.
- Track record launching 0-to-1 products and scaling them to large user bases.
- Experience with LLMs, agentic product experiences, and AI evaluation frameworks.
- Strong consumer product sense and expertise in growth, activation, and retention.
- Understanding of AI model capabilities, limitations, and production use.
- Comfort making decisions amid ambiguity and influencing cross-functional teams.
Nice to have
- Experience at high-growth startups.
- Experience using AI tools to accelerate product development.
- Technical background or ability to collaborate deeply on AI implementation.
- Experience with both consumer and B2B2C distribution models.