The Product Analyst is responsible for the end-to-end delivery of business outcomes through ownership, evolution, and optimization of the application. This role blends product strategy, engineering leadership, user-centric design, and strong business partnership to deliver capabilities that increase productivity, improve data quality, enhance support, and drive adoption and utilization of products.ResponsibilitiesProduct Strategy & RoadmapOwn Plan/Source product vision and translate user needs, business priorities, and strategic objectives into a clear and actionable product roadmap.Identify opportunities that leverage technology—including AI, automation, and advanced analytics—to improve business performance and patient outcomes.Define value realization frameworks, including success metrics, KR/KPIs, and measurement plans tied to business and patient impact.Technology Delivery & Engineering LeadershipLead and partner with engineering teams to ensure high-quality, timely delivery of new capabilities and platform improvements.Oversee backlog management, user story quality, sequencing, and sprint execution.Remove blockers, guide decision-making, and maintain clarity and alignment across teams.Agile Product ModelLead the adoption of Agile frameworks, ensuring effective ceremonies, continuous improvement, and alignment with team metrics.Business Partnership & User EngagementPartner closely with other business teams to understand workflows, pain points, and strategic priorities.Lead discovery, user research, business process analysis, and problem framing aligned with the company strategy and tactical plan.General Domain ExpertiseStrong understanding of standard product management practices, technology principles, and digital product delivery.Experience translating user needs and business goals into a compelling product vision and roadmap.Proven ability to manage backlogs, run Agile ceremonies, track team metrics, and orchestrate cross-functional releases.Experience designing systems that enhance customer engagement and field collaboration.
