Senior Product Manager

The Company

Medely is a high-growth series-C technology start-up reimagining the future of healthcare work by providing an on-demand marketplace and workforce management tools. With the support of top-tier investors, Medely has quickly become a go-to platform for healthcare professionals to instantly access high-paying jobs with the freedom and flexibility to work when and where they want.

As a fully remote team of sharp, collaborative, and entrepreneurial individuals, we are dedicated to redefining the way healthcare workers and facilities work together to provide for patients. We are looking for passionate and skilled professionals to join our team and help us take on tough challenges in this fast-expanding healthcare industry segment.

Join us in our mission to transform the healthcare staffing industry and improve patient lives!

Own the Marketplace Powering Healthcare Work

Healthcare facilities need a faster, smarter, and more reliable way to connect with the clinical professionals who keep care moving.

That’s what Medely is building.

Our Flex marketplace is the core of our business today, connecting healthcare facilities with qualified professionals across the country. It’s proven, scaled, and business-critical. Now we’re focused on what comes next: improving how facilities engage, how professionals find the right opportunities, how matching works, and how we drive deeper retention and expansion.

We’re looking for a Senior Product Manager who wants real ownership of those problems.

This is not a “take tickets and ship features” PM role. You’ll work across complex marketplace dynamics - supply and demand, matching, trust, conversion, and retention - and be expected to challenge assumptions, define the right problems, and make thoughtful tradeoffs that drive measurable outcomes.

Why Now?

You’ll join at a point where the marketplace has real traction, real data, and real business impact - with meaningful room to shape what comes next.

You’ll have direct access to leadership, strong cross-functional partners, and ownership of product decisions that affect both the healthcare facilities we serve and the professionals who power them.

What You'll Own

Define the vision, strategy, and roadmap for key areas of the Flex marketplace

Own major product initiatives from discovery through launch and iteration, including high-quality PRDs, clear success criteria, and cross-functional alignment

Use product data, marketplace signals, customer insights, and user research to identify the highest-value problems to solve

Make strategic tradeoffs across conversion, retention, supply and demand, matching quality, operational efficiency, and user experience

Partner deeply with Engineering and Design while driving alignment across Product Marketing, Sales, Customer Success, Clinical, Finance, and leadership

Measure what ships, learn from outcomes, and feed those insights back into product strategy

Identify risks, gaps, and opportunities before they become obvious - and bring a point of view on what we should do next

Apply AI and LLMs pragmatically as a force multiplier - both to simplify user workflows and to supercharge your own team's operational velocity

Who You Are

You want ownership, not hand-holding.

You’re comfortable turning complex systems, messy user behavior, and business-critical tradeoffs into intuitive, elegant user experiences. You can zoom out to understand marketplace dynamics and zoom in to define the workflow, metric, requirement, or edge case that determines whether something succeeds.

You’re analytical, highly accountable, and willing to challenge the direction when the evidence points somewhere better. You don’t just move work forward - you make the work sharper.

You’ll likely be successful here if you have:

5+ years of product management experience shipping software in startup, marketplace, SaaS, or scaled technology environments

Experience owning product areas from discovery through launch and iteration

Strong product judgment and the ability to define clear problems, success criteria, requirements, and tradeoffs