80K–150K EUR / year
Lead Product Manager
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Published on 2026-10-29
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About this role
Lead product strategy and execution for member-facing experiences spanning Sword’s care solutions. Build AI-native healthcare experiences, using continuous member discovery and rapid experimentation to improve activation, engagement, and retention.
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.
What you'll do
- Own the roadmap and outcomes for a member-facing product area across care solutions
- Coordinate with product, design, engineering, clinical, data, and growth teams to create a cohesive experience
- Develop AI-native experiences that help members access care, stay engaged, and make progress
- Conduct continuous member discovery and use evidence to guide priorities
- Prototype, experiment, and iterate quickly; measure impact with clear metrics
- Prioritize rigorously, make trade-offs explicit, and communicate decisions and progress clearly
What we're looking for
- 5+ years of product management experience at Senior level or 7+ years at Staff level
- Track record of shipping consumer or member-facing products that improved measurable outcomes
- Strong discovery, prioritization, lean delivery, and product simplification skills
- Experience influencing across multiple teams in multi-product or platform environments
- Hands-on understanding of building, evaluating, and improving AI products; uses AI tools daily
- Clear written and verbal communication across technical, clinical, and executive audiences
- Member-first mindset and fluency in activation, engagement, and retention metrics
- Comfortable acting quickly and validating assumptions in ambiguous situations
Nice to have
- Experience in digital health or another regulated industry
