Senior Product Manager, B2C - Hello Heart

Proven track record of 5+ years in product management roles within fast-paced, growth-oriented environments Demonstrated success developing consumer products from concept through launch, including defining product strategy and working under tight deadlines Strong analytical skills and experience with data-driven decision-making; ability to combine intuition with research Experience conducting user experience research (UXR) and translating user insights into product strategy Proficiency with A/B testing, experimentation, and iterative product development methodologies Excellent communication and collaboration skills; ability to influence cross-functional stakeholders

Hello Heart is expanding into new clinical domains and user populations. As the Senior Product Manager for this new growth initiative, you'll execute the product strategy -taking a validated concept through market validation and into initial scale. You will define the playbook for how we build, test, launch, and scale new offerings that expand Hello Heart's impact beyond our core platform. This is a founding PM role for a new product line. You'll work at the intersection of user research, engineering, design, and commercial execution-moving fast, validating assumptions, and building products that deliver measurable clinical and commercial impact in underserved populations.

Proven track record of 5+ years in product management roles within fast-paced, growth-oriented environments Demonstrated success developing consumer products from concept through launch, including defining product strategy and working under tight deadlines Strong analytical skills and experience with data-driven decision-making; ability to combine intuition with research Experience conducting user experience research (UXR) and translating user insights into product strategy Proficiency with A/B testing, experimentation, and iterative product development methodologies Excellent communication and collaboration skills; ability to influence cross-functional stakeholders