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Known employer and metro product role increase competition, but niche healthcare interoperability and seniority moderate density.
Strong healthcare interoperability, payer and regulatory expertise required, limiting cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 8+ years and many mandatory interoperability, eMPI, regulatory, and platform requirements make shortlisting strict.
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Own the entire technical product platform behind Social and Community Health Information Exchanges focused on interoperability, data and analytics, patient identity/matching, and unified platform capabilities.
Drive product vision, strategy, and roadmap from India, collaborating closely with engineering teams and US-based public health leadership to deliver cohesive exchange functionality.
Lead integration of AI features on the data/platform foundation and set priorities across cross-functional teams to ensure the exchange operates as a unified technical spine.
8+ years in product management with deep ownership of healthcare interoperability, health/SDoH data, or platform products (not primarily UI/application products).
Proficiency with healthcare interoperability standards: FHIR R4, US Core, USCDI, HL7 v2, and ADT.
Hands-on experience with patient identity/record matching (eMPI) and master data management like the Single Best Record (SBR).
Ability to work from India with dependable overlapping working hours with US teams; familiarity with healthcare privacy laws such as HIPAA.
Experienced in managing technically complex, multi-layered healthcare data exchange or platform products that unify disparate components into a single coherent system.
Skilled at coordinating cross-functional teams (engineering, data science, design) and maintaining close collaboration across geographies, especially between India and US public health/clinical leadership.
Background in shipping AI or agent-driven features focused on data platforms, with strategic insight that data foundations outweigh individual models.