Technical Deployment Manager

Signal 1•Toronto, ON

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Signal 1 helps health systems accelerate AI adoption with a category defining technology platform. Signal 1’s first product, the AI Management System (AIMS), gives health system leaders visibility and control across their growing AI portfolios. AIMS offers comprehensive oversight of predictive and generative AI applications and introduces guardrails to mitigate downside risks. It sets the standard for Responsible AI in healthcare. Purpose-built for healthcare and informed by years of experience managing AI at scale in other industries, Signal 1 empowers healthcare organizations to translate innovation into real clinical, operational, and financial outcomes. Signal 1 is a 30-person, well-funded and rapidly growing startup with strong product market fit and deployments at a growing number of top-20 US health systems. As Technical Deployment Manager, you will independently lead the implementation of Signal1's AIMS platform at partner health systems from kickoff through go-live and steady-state handoff. You will run the project management backbone of each deployment: coordinating status updates, preparing and presenting steering committee (steerco) materials, ensuring stakeholders have proper access and a shared understanding of key deadlines, and problem-solving through the technical, organizational, and political barriers that come up along the way. You will work closely with Signal1's product, engineering, and Deployment/Partner Success teams, and with technical, clinical, and project leaders at our hospital partners. This role suits someone who has already built their project management discipline elsewhere — whether through enterprise technology implementation or a formal PMO/transformation function — and is ready to take ownership of external, executive-facing delivery from day one, without needing a senior layer above them to run interference. We prefer candidates based in Toronto for a hybrid work arrangement, but are open to candidates located elsewhere.

Requirements

Ability to manage multiple concurrent deployments at once (typically 2–4 accounts in parallel), with strong judgment on prioritization and multi-threading
5–8 years of project management experience, either in enterprise software implementation (healthcare IT, clinical systems, or regulated SaaS) or in a PMO/transformation function with a track record of delivering to external customers
Exceptionally organized — you default to structure (RAID logs, status frameworks, milestone tracking) without being told to, and make that structure look effortless to the people relying on it
Excellent communicator, especially in writing — able to turn a messy project status into a clear, confident steerco deck for an executive audience
Demonstrated ability to run executive-level status and steerco communications independently, not just internal team standups
Working technical fluency: comfortable in conversations about integrations, data flows, and governance/vetting workflows, without needing to write code
Experience managing multi-stakeholder, matrixed projects (client teams, internal engineering, client IT/clinical staff)
Proven ability to build rapid rapport with a diverse range of clinical and technical stakeholders
Comprehensive knowledge of project management concepts, tools, methodologies, and best practices; PMP, CSM, or equivalent certification preferred
Experience across the entire project lifecycle, from initial conceptual design through final implementation and close
Comfortable operating with a high degree of autonomy in a fast-scaling startup environment

Nice To Haves

Background in a corporate PMO, consulting PMO, or transformation office, with direct external-client delivery exposure
Prior experience at a health system, EHR vendor, or healthcare AI/clinical software company
Exposure to AI governance, model risk, or clinical decision support deployments

Responsibilities

Own the project plan, timeline, and risk/issue log (RAID) for assigned AIMS implementations end-to-end, from initial scoping through go-live and evaluation
Coordinate regular status updates and run project cadence with both internal deployment teams and client stakeholders (IT, clinical informatics, governance/compliance leads)
Prepare and present steering committee materials to hospital executive sponsors (CIO/CAIO/CMIO-level audiences), independently and with confidence
Ensure proper data and system access is provisioned, and that all parties understand key deadlines and dependencies before they become critical-path issues
Design workflows in collaboration with clinical and technical stakeholders through workshops and observation and configure the AIMS platform to reflect each client’s unique workflow
Identify project risks early, evaluate root causes, and problem-solve through technical and organizational barriers — escalating only what genuinely needs escalation
Set and communicate priorities clearly, and motivate project partners (internal and client-side) to hit key milestones
Convene, lead, or participate in project meetings involving client representatives, building rapid rapport across technical and clinical audiences
Systematically capture user pain points, workflow gaps, and unmet needs surfaced during configuration and training, and translate them into structured input for product and engineering
Design and deliver training for client teams so they can operate confidently in AIMS post-go-live, and provide ongoing support as usage matures
Drive adoption plans that move client teams from legacy processes to AIMS-based workflows, identifying resistance points and working through them with practical, solutions-oriented fixes
Establish and maintain strong client relationships, ensuring satisfaction at every stage of the project
Monitor and report on project status to senior leadership at both Signal1 and hospital partners, integrating feedback into product development and delivery quality
Follow the policies and procedures of Signal1's Quality Management System (QMS) and engage in continuous improvement of the QMS
Other duties as assigned, including potential travel to client sites