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Infinitus

Product Manager, Payor Agents

San Francisco OfficeHybrid · United States
FullTime · Product
POSTED 21 OCTVERIFIED 1D AGO
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Help Build the Future of Healthcare AI

Infinitus is AI communications in service of patients.

Healthcare is inherently complex and siloed. We’re pioneering agentic communications to connect the entire system — any stakeholder, any channel, inbound and out. The result is intelligent care that reduces patient anxiety, increases speed to treatment, and enables teams to scale impact without stretching resources.

Our system combines industry-leading safety guardrails with the largest dynamic knowledge graph built on millions of real-world interactions. It’s why 44% of the healthcare Fortune 50 trusts Infinitus to turn fragmented touchpoints into seamless care for better patient outcomes.

The Mission

At Infinitus, our mission is simple: create time for healthcare by making access, adherence, and affordability easier than ever. We’ve automated over 7 million calls and 100M+ minutes of conversation — saving millions of hours for patients and providers.

Backed by over $100M from top investors including Google Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, Andreessen Horowitz, and Coatue, we’re a team that challenges the status quo and moves fast at the intersection of AI and healthcare. Infinitus was recently named to Fast Company's World's Most Innovative Companies and Business Insider’s top startups in healthcare.

The Role

Getting a patient onto a specialty therapy depends on answers that only payors and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) have: what's covered, what the patient will owe, and what approvals are needed. Payor Agents are the frontier Infinitus agents that interact with payors and PBMs to handle that administrative work, driving financial transparency, access, and affordability for specialty therapies. Depending on the situation, an agent may get the answer through a digital connection, an automated call, or a live conversation, and the product's job is to choose the fastest, most reliable route. Payor Agents are a core building block of the Infinitus AI Hub, our AI-first platform for patient support.

As the Product Lead for Payor Agents, you will own the product end to end: strategy, roadmap, and day-to-day execution. You will set direction for where it should go, and you'll also get deep into what is and isn't working today: why tasks fail, which payors and PBMs behave differently, and what fix will move the numbers. You will partner closely with the AI Hub Product Manager on Hub strategy and solutions, so payor capabilities improve the outcomes the Hub drives, such as speed to therapy, accuracy, and cost. You will also partner with AI Platform PMs to enhance the Infinitus platform to meet payor agent needs for customers. This is a highly cross functional role where you work across engineering, Data, Operations, Enablement, Customer Success, and Sales.

We're looking for someone who gets energy from both altitudes: someone who can write a clear vision for where this product is headed in three years, and who is just as happy digging through task-level data to find the root cause of a failure and then working with engineering to ship the fix.

What you'll own

Payor Agents product strategy and roadmap: where the product goes, how it improves with every interaction, and how it stays reliable as the payor and PBM landscape changes.

The channel and fallback model: how the product decides the best way to get an answer in each situation (digital, automated, or live), when to switch, and when to bring in a human expert.

Quality, reliability, and success rates: diagnosing why tasks succeed or fail by payor, PBM, customer, and reason, and prioritizing the changes with the biggest impact.

Handling messy inputs: features and logic that help the product succeed even when customer data is incomplete or inaccurate, so customers can work with us with confidence.

Integrations and data partnerships: which sources we build, buy, or partner for, and how we avoid over-reliance on any single one.

Metrics and instrumentation: the success measures and dashboards that tie the product to patient and customer outcomes, such as success rate, turnaround time, accuracy, and cost.

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