Associate Product Manager

TruTechnologies•Durham, NC

About The Position

The Associate Product Manager will own the site-facing product ecosystem, including a mobile app that guides clinical research visits and captures data, and a web dashboard where site staff review study data. The role is responsible for maintaining and continuously improving these products and for their contribution to company success. The Product Team builds for clinical research coordinators, study nurses, and lab technicians, with a focus on creating delightful, seamless experiences for frontline users working under pressure. The role works closely with engineering, develops deep knowledge of clinical research site operations and platform capabilities, and prioritizes validated work based on outcomes such as site adoption, hours saved, and error reduction. It also includes writing precise requirements, confirming release readiness, planning for adoption, and using data to evaluate solutions and measure impact. The position involves periodic travel to clinical research sites to observe users.

Requirements

  • One to three years of hands-on experience in product management, health technology, or clinical trial operations.
  • Understanding of clinical trial processes, compliance, and data integrity, or the curiosity to become fluent quickly.
  • Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and project management skills.
  • Clear communication skills and ability to explain technical concepts to non-technical teams and colleagues.
  • Comfort working in a fast-paced, evolving environment.
  • Willingness to travel to clinical research sites every few months.
  • Bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as technology, life sciences, design, or business.

Responsibilities

  • Own maintenance and continuous improvement of the site-facing mobile app and web dashboard.
  • Prioritize a seamless and delightful user experience for clinical research staff without adding to their workload.
  • Collaborate early and often with engineering, sharing context, defining outcomes, agreeing on problems, and exploring solutions.
  • Build deep knowledge of research site operations and the platform's capabilities and constraints.
  • Measure success through outcomes such as site adoption, hours saved, and error rates eliminated rather than features delivered.
  • Prioritize validated work, write precise requirements, confirm releases are ready to ship, and anticipate adoption needs for site staff.
  • Use data to compare solutions, test assumptions, measure impact, and decide when to continue or change direction.
  • Travel to clinical research sites every few months to observe users firsthand.
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