Role Overview
As a Product Management Analyst, you will lead the strategic and operational management of the product backlog for a scrum team. You'll collaborate closely with business stakeholders, engineering, and cross-functional partners—including design, analytics, operations, leadership, and support teams—to ensure clear, actionable priorities that align with product objectives.
Key Responsibilities
- Own and maintain the product backlog, ensuring it remains prioritized, refined, and aligned with business and technical needs
- Partner with engineering teams to clarify requirements and support smooth delivery through Agile sprints
- Engage in all scrum ceremonies to maintain shared understanding and alignment across teams
- Collaborate with extended stakeholders to integrate feedback and coordinate dependencies
- Support strategic product initiatives and organizational innovation efforts
- Adhere to company policies, contractual obligations, and evolving work directives, including changes in team structure, location, or work arrangements as needed
Qualifications
- Master’s degree in computer science or equivalent practical experience
- Background in computer science or related technical field
- Agile or Scrum certification required
- Minimum of three years in product management, preferably in IT services
- Proven experience working within the U.S. healthcare system
- Familiarity with Agile methodologies and engineering practices
- Prior experience as an IT Product Owner
Work Environment
This position follows a hybrid model, combining in-office and remote work. The organization supports flexible work arrangements and adaptive policies to meet evolving business needs.
Company Values
The culture emphasizes inclusion, collaboration, and continuous growth. The organization is dedicated to advancing health equity, improving patient outcomes, and supporting environmental sustainability. Teams work collectively to connect care, reduce disparities, and grow through shared purpose.
Equal Opportunity
The company is committed to reducing health disparities and removing systemic barriers to care. It supports equitable access to services for people of color, historically marginalized communities, and individuals with lower incomes, ensuring fairness across race, gender, sexuality, age, geography, and socioeconomic status.
