Product Manager

Real Chemistry•Boston, MA

10d•$100,000 - $125,000•Hybrid

About The Position

At Real Chemistry, we are transforming how medical and healthcare marketers engage healthcare professionals (HCPs) and consumers through data, technology, and omnichannel innovation. Our product and technology teams are central to this mission, building tools that increase impact. We are developing an enterprise platform for omnichannel orchestration in healthcare marketing, enabling healthcare organizations to design, deploy, and optimize HCP journeys through a scalable, self-service product. This platform is currently live with early users and experiencing rapid growth. The Product Manager will lead the definition of this product, working closely with engineering, design, data science, and customers to translate open-ended problems into shipped software. This role offers significant opportunities for ownership and influence within a small, growing team.

Requirements

4+ years in product management or similar roles shipping B2B or enterprise software.
Experience working closely with engineering, design, and data teams to lead workflow and data-heavy products.
Fluency with APIs, data models, and AI/LLM feature development.
Skill at writing clear specs and breaking large problems into shippable iterations.
Expertise and enthusiasm about building considered enterprise software, and solid footing in the competitive landscape.
Comfort with ambiguity and seeking early feedback from users to inform improvements.
Ability to communicate and drive buy-in with technical and non-technical audiences and collaborators.
Experience in Agile product development environments.

Nice To Haves

Martech, adtech, orchestration tooling, or healthcare experience.

Responsibilities

Own product areas on the roadmap end to end, from problem definition through launch and iteration.
Work closely with designers and engineers, holding a high bar for quality and helping the team meet it.
Collaborate across teams to prioritize the backlog against customer impact, technical reality, and business commitments.
Partner with data engineering and data science on the models and recommendation features built on top of them.
Use product analytics, usage data, competitive analysis, and qualitative user feedback to figure out what’s working and what to build next.
Partner with product and engineering leadership to inform the platform vision and product development process as the team scales.
Define product milestones and collaborate with project management to keep engineering, design, and client teams on track to deliver on time.