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Product Manager

Vancouver BC Canada

Product Manager – Technical

 

Full-time | Based in Vancouver | Work From Office

 

We’re not looking for someone to “manage a roadmap.”

We’re looking for a startup-minded product builder who’s hands-on, cross-functional, and obsessed with delivering user value—fast.

 

This is more than backlog grooming and Jira tickets. It’s about owning the product lifecycle end-to-end, stepping into the chaos, and bringing clarity to a fast-moving AI platform that’s reshaping an entire industry.

 

We’re building the most powerful AI platform in dental—used by labs and clinics in 26+ countries. If you’ve taken products from zero to one (and beyond), worn multiple hats, and thrived in scrappy, high-trust environments—this is your moment.

 

What You’ll Do

 

  • Own the full product lifecycle: strategy, discovery, planning, execution, launch, and iteration.
  • Maintain sprint boards and requirement documents to keep teams aligned and moving fast.
  • Run sprint planning, backlog grooming, and standups—driving velocity, not just process.
  • Define and prioritize features that solve real user pain points and deliver measurable outcomes.
  • Lead feature prioritization based on user impact, technical feasibility, and business goals.
  • Write clear, unambiguous specs—user stories, edge cases, acceptance criteria—that align design and engineering.
  • Collaborate closely with AI, design, engineering, and customer teams to ship exceptional experiences.
  • Partner with design/dev on realistic timelines and ensure delivery commitments are met.
  • Oversee user acceptance testing (UAT) to guarantee a seamless user experience.
  • Get your hands dirty: prototype ideas, talk to users, test assumptions, measure outcomes.
  • Operate without silos—zooming out for vision and zooming in for day-to-day detail.

 

You Should Have

 

  • Core skills: AI/ML product understanding, workflow automation, agile methodology rituals.
  • 5+ years of product management experience, with at least 2 years in a startup or early-stage environment.
  • Proven ability to take products from 0 → 1—bonus if you’ve been a founding PM or solo PM before.
  • Strong instincts for prioritization, user empathy, and navigating ambiguity.
  • Experience writing product specs that engineers love and customers thank you for.
  • Familiarity with design, UX, or technical development (you speak their language).
  • Comfort leading cross-functional teams and owning business outcomes—not just features.
  • Bonus: Background in AI, healthtech, or platforms with complex workflows.
  • Low ego, high energy, and a bias toward execution.

 

Why Join Us?

 

  • Build something meaningful at the cutting edge of AI and healthcare.
  • Join a team that ships fast, thinks big, and values ownership over org charts.
  • Work from our HQ in Vancouver with zero micromanagement and maximum trust.
  • Shape a product and company that’s just getting started—and help write the playbook.

 

This isn’t “PM-ing a feature.”

This is full-stack product leadership for an AI-native platform that’s transforming how care gets delivered.

  • If that sounds like your kind of chaos—we’ve saved you a seat.

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