Staff Product Manager, Automation

Ascertain is building AI agents to automate the administrative work that burdens care teams. We are in major health systems and large specialty groups, saving hundreds of staff hours every week.

Our backers include Northwell Health, New York’s largest health system, and Deerfield Management, a leading healthcare investment firm.

Together, we’re on a mission to restore time, trust, and focus to the people who keep healthcare running. Our work is urgent — not because of startup timelines, but because our customers rely on us to drive financial resilience and operational clarity in a system under strain.

We're hiring a Staff Product Manager, Automation to own the core automation platform that makes this possible. This role sits at the intersection of LLM-powered agents, workflow automation, and healthcare operations. You'll work hand-in-hand with engineering, operations, and deployment teams to decide what our agents can reliably automate next, how we measure their performance in the real world, and how we scale across the many complexities of healthcare.

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  Own the roadmap for our automation vertical. from problem definition and opportunity sizing through agent design, rollout, and measurable outcomes in production.

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  Partner with operations and engineering to translate messy real-world workflows into agent-executable specs. Shadow ops teams, reverse-engineer payer portals, read denial letters, and turn all of it into structured requirements an agent can act on.

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  Define the evaluation and observability story for your agents. Manage the metrics, evals, guardrails, and human-in-the-loop escalation paths.

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  Prioritize ruthlessly across competing customer asks, platform investments, and net-new automation surfaces. Decide what becomes productized vs. what stays bespoke.

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  Partner with GTM on positioning, pricing signals, and customer expansion - automation ROI is the story, and you'll help tell it with the data to back it up.

• 8+ years of product management experience, with meaningful time spent on technical, platform, or workflow-automation products (not just consumer features).

• A demonstrated track record of shipping products that involve integrating with messy, legacy, or enterprise systems - EHRs, payer systems, ERPs, imaging systems, or similarly gnarly backends.

• Fluency with modern AI/ML systems - LLMs, agents, RAG, evals, tool use. You don't need to train models, but you need to credibly scope what an agent can and can't do, and push back when engineering over- or under-promises.

• Strong analytical chops - you're comfortable in SQL, notebooks, or whatever it takes to answer your own product questions without waiting on a data team.

• Experience working in zero-to-one or early-scaling environments where the product, the customer, and the operating model are all being figured out in parallel.

• Excellent written communication. You can turn a chaotic customer workflow into a crisp spec, a deployment postmortem into a roadmap item, and a technical tradeoff into a decision the exec team can make in ten minutes.

• Healthcare experience is a strong plus but we'll take a strong technical PM from an adjacent high-complexity domain who's hungry to go deep on healthcare.

• Builders encouraged. Whether an ex-engineer or a hobbyist that’s created tools for themselves, the best way to understand product is to have experience shipping yourself

• Ex-founders/early-stage employees. You’re willing to do whatever it takes to push the organization forward and have experience doing so.

• A genuine belief that healthcare administration is worth fixing.