Product Manager (Contract)

MSQ DX

12h•$125,000 - $145,000•Hybrid

About The Position

MSQ DX is seeking a Product Manager / Business Analyst to enhance delivery and requirements capabilities for a healthcare claims product line. This role will support the Senior Product Manager in managing the transition from legacy claims functionality to a next-generation platform, including future strategy intelligence workflows. The position is hybrid, with a strong emphasis on business analysis (methodology documentation, requirements translation, definitions) and core product/project management responsibilities (backlog health, sequencing, cross-team coordination). The ideal candidate can translate complex claims methodology and data-licensing details into clear product requirements and facilitate engineering progress without causing delays.

Requirements

Strong business analysis fundamentals: requirements gathering, documentation, and translating ambiguity into clear specs.
Solid product/project management fundamentals: backlog management, sequencing, cross-team coordination.
Comfort with data quality, coverage, and methodology transparency.
Familiarity with AI-enabled analytics and trusted query behavior.
Enterprise SaaS delivery and product backlog management experience.
Ability to translate technical or methodological ambiguity into clear product decisions.
Experience with Azure DevOps (ADO) or similar backlog/work-tracking tools.
Highly organized, self-guided, and takes ownership of work.
Ability to balance multiple client engagements at once.
Embrace AI as part of their everyday workflow.

Nice To Haves

Healthcare claims data and market analytics experience.
Familiarity with market share, leakage, keepage, payer mix, and patient-journey analytics.
Experience with provider and organization relationship data.
Understanding of summarized claims data and licensing constraints.
Experience with Sigma and/or Databricks.
Prior experience embedded as a contract PM/BA.

Responsibilities

Epics, features, stories, and backlog sequencing.
Regular product release and enhancement workflow.
Methodology-related documentation (e.g., visit/encounter classification methodology).
Unique member-related documentation.
Payer-name and plan-detail requirements documentation.
Summarized code-level and top-code exposure requirements documentation.
Product licensing and data-use guardrails as they affect product behavior.
Transitioning logic from legacy claims experiences into the client's current platform.
Development and documentation of various other product experiences from the capability subject-matter-expert perspective, coordinating with the broader platform team.
Platform backlog and dependency management.
AI/orchestration, trusted query, methodology, and traceability support.
Support of product integration into decision-support workflows and prioritized opportunity signals.
Documentation, voice-of-customer integration, and prioritization of customer and competitive gaps needed for healthcare parity-plus in the platform's GA release.
Maintain a clearly prioritized, dependency-aware product backlog.
Translate capability needs into well-formed epics, features, stories, and acceptance criteria.
Keep requirements current as methodology, technical feasibility, and customer feedback evolve.
Coordinate decisions across cross-functional platform teams and supporting analytics/data engineering teams.
Document business rules, definitions, methodology, and unresolved questions.
Separate current-train commitments from platform transition work and future-state requirements.
Support Lighthouse, Beta, and GA delivery needs specific to the platform.
Ensure engineering has enough ready work without requiring Product Manager to become a daily clarification bottleneck.
Capture follow-on work rather than allowing scope to expand invisibly.