[Hiring] Senior Product Manager @Nacre Capital

Role Description

A mother notices that her two-year-old is developing differently than the children she sees on the playground. She brings it up at the next well-child visit. The pediatrician has fifteen minutes, a growth chart, a vaccine schedule, and a full waiting room. The concern is real and the visit is short, and what happens next depends almost entirely on how well that concern gets translated into something a clinical system can act on.

That translation is our product. Family Health Checker lets the family prepare before the doctor visit — symptoms, photos, family history—and hands the clinician something structured instead of an incomplete story told from memory. Face2Gene receives the case information from Family Health Checker—it helps the clinician review the phenotype findings, contextualize symptoms and HPOs, consider relevant syndromes and genes — cutting the time needed to prepare the clinical documentation that a referral or a lab test order actually needs.

Building and growing these products is the job. You will be the person who decides what our products do, what they are allowed to claim, how a clinical insight earns a clinician’s attention, and how a family moves from a first concern to a real next step. You will not do it alone—our clinical, medical, and technology teams are there with you—but you will own it in the product, every day.

We are a small company, and that shapes the role in two ways:

• The surface is wide: you will touch the family experience, the clinician experience, deployment, and measurement, without a large product organization around you.
• In exchange, you get the whole problem rather than a slice of it, and decisions that take a quarter somewhere else take a week here.

Qualifications

• Product Experience: 4+ years in product management, including at least one product owned from definition through to live use with real users.
• Healthcare Domain Knowledge: Working knowledge of healthcare. You have built software used in a clinical, diagnostic, or patient-facing setting, or can show that you learn a regulated, high-stakes domain quickly and enjoy doing it.
• Claim Judgment: Sound judgment about what software may claim.
• Expert Collaboration: Ability to take clinical, scientific, or regulatory questions to the right person, ask them precisely, and convert the answers into product decisions.
• Product Discipline: Comfort with being the person who says "no".

Requirements

• Curiosity, care with detail, and a habit of checking rather than assuming.
• A clinical background is genuinely welcome, and it will make parts of this easier. It is desired but not a requirement.

Your First Year

• First 60 days: You have studied the workflows used by general and developmental pediatricians, and geneticists, and can describe the pathway from parent concern to next-step action in your own words.
• By 4 months: The product and engineering team has delivered an improvement you designed.
• By 9 months: A skeptical pediatrician who has never met us can use one of our products and understand within a minute what it is, what it is not, and what to do next.

Recommended

• Deployment & Interoperability: FHIR and HL7 v2 familiarity.
• Deployment Realism: Understanding that health-system rollouts involve stakeholders, security reviews, training burdens, and operational readiness.
• AI Output Mechanics: Understanding AI needs: calibration, rationale transparency.
• Regulated Quality Systems: Experience working inside a regulated software quality system.
• Clinical Knowledge: Familiarity with HPO terms, phenotype-driven test selection, letters of medical necessity, and payer documentation.
• Workflow Economics: Ability to design to a time budget.
• Metrics & Event Taxonomies: Experience owning a metric tree and event taxonomy.
• Advisory Management: Track record of running design partner or clinical advisory groups.

Company Description

FDNA builds on a simple observation: the information a family already has—what they have noticed, what they have photographed, what runs in the family—is clinically useful if someone organizes it properly.

• Face2Gene: Clinician-facing differential decision support for rare disease.
• Family Health Checker: Parent-facing and non-diagnostic.
• We work with health systems, pediatric networks, genetics departments, independent practices, and testing laboratories.