Sista ansökningsdag 2027-04-07
Senior Product Manager
We're looking for a hands-on Senior Product Manager to lead our App Pod in the Product Team: the cross-functional team of designers, engineers and testers who build the in-app experience of the Natural Cycles° app. You'll own the pod's roadmap and day-to-day delivery, turning health data, from devices and user input, into clinically grounded features that help women understand their bodies across their whole reproductive health journey. You understand how the product works under the hood, care deeply about the user and about quality, and bring the team along with clear priorities. You use AI every day to work smarter and keep challenging how we work, while your own thinking and judgment stay in charge. Please note that we are hiring for this role in Sweden. What you will be doing Own the App Pod's roadmap: plan a few quarters ahead, sequence work around dependencies, and keep it achievable Lead and grow the pod: sprint planning, backlog, releases and clear priorities for designers, engineers and testers, with people management of team members as the role grows Shape features with design from problem to scope, and bring in engineering and QA at the right moment for feasibility and testing Build on health data, from what we have today (measuring devices, what users log) to new sources we may add: understand how data flows through our systems and the algorithm, and turn it into clinically grounded features that support women across their whole reproductive health journey Prioritize by user value and hold a high quality bar for what we ship Work closely with customer support, one of your most important partners: use their insights to find user pain points, and make sure they're ready for every release. Work with other partner teams too, such as data science, platform, regulatory and marketing, to deliver and launch features Work with user research and listen to user feedback to understand what users need Drive the pod's key metrics, retention and user sat
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