Jr. Product Manager

Massive Bio • New York, MI

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About The Position

We are hiring a Junior Product Manager to join the Product team and take ownership of a defined part of Massive Bio's AI-powered oncology platform. This is a role for someone early in a product career who wants to learn the craft on a product where the outcome matters. You will work alongside senior product managers and report into Product leadership. You will own a specific product area rather than the whole platform, with the scope growing as you do. You will work daily with Engineering, Data and AI, Clinical Operations, and Provider Engagement.

Requirements

• 1 to 3 years of experience in product management, or in a closely adjacent role such as business analysis, technical program management, product operations, or QA, with a clear move toward product.
• Able to write clearly and precisely. Most of this job is written communication with people in other time zones.
• Comfortable with data: able to work in spreadsheets and product analytics tools, and to reason about what a number actually shows.
• Willing to hold a technical conversation with engineers. You do not need to code, but you need to understand what is being built.

Nice To Haves

• Exposure to healthcare, biotech, oncology, or clinical trial operations.
• Familiarity with compliance frameworks relevant to health data (HIPAA, GDPR, mCODE).
• Experience with Jira, Confluence, or comparable delivery tooling.
• A technical background, or prior work as an engineer, data analyst, or clinical data specialist.
• Experience working in a distributed team across time zones.

Responsibilities

• Own a product area: Take responsibility for a defined surface of the platform, its backlog, its release notes, and the measures that say whether it is working.
• Write the detail: Turn product direction into clear user stories, acceptance criteria, and specifications that engineering can build from without having to guess.
• Run the delivery rhythm: Participate in and then lead backlog grooming, sprint planning, and release planning with engineering squads across multiple time zones.
• Work the data: Pull and read product analytics, build the reporting for your area, and bring evidence rather than opinion to prioritization conversations.
• Talk to users: Sit with Clinical Operations, Patient Relations, and Provider Engagement to understand how the product is actually used, and turn what you hear into prioritized work.
• Test what ships: Validate releases against acceptance criteria before they go out, and follow what happens after.
• Document: Keep the documentation for your area current, so distributed teams can rely on it.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed