MDisrupt is building a two-sided marketplace connecting organizations with health experts across web and mobile. We’re looking for a fractional Senior Product Manager (15–25 hrs/week) to own product definition end-to-end, translating business goals into clear, actionable requirements, designing intuitive user experiences, and ensuring we build the right features in the right order.

This is a hands-on role for someone who thrives in early-stage environments and can operate as a true product owner, driving clarity, making decisions, and partnering closely with engineering, design, and leadership without needing a large team underneath them.

What You’ll Do:

• Own end-to-end product definition, from problem framing through detailed requirements (MRDs, PRDs, acceptance criteria)

• Map and refine user flows across both sides of the marketplace (clients and healthcare experts) across web and mobile

• Conduct customer discovery: interview clients and experts, synthesize insights, and translate them into prioritized opportunities

• Own and maintain the product roadmap and backlog, making clear tradeoffs based on user value, business impact, and engineering effort

• Partner closely with design to ensure intuitive, high-quality UX (mobile-first thinking, clear information hierarchy, progressive disclosure)

• Collaborate with engineering to ensure requirements are well understood and implemented correctly

• Lead user acceptance testing (UAT), define success criteria, and ensure quality before release

• Communicate priorities, tradeoffs, and progress clearly to leadership and cross-functional stakeholders

• Develop end-user documentation and help content to support product adoption

Who You Are:

• 6+ years of product management experience, with at least 2+ years owning marketplace or multi-sided platform products

• Experience in healthcare or health-tech strongly preferred (e.g., clinical workflows, expert networks, regulated environments)

• Proven track record shipping web and mobile products (native or responsive)

• Strong understanding of UX principles—you can actively critique and improve product and design decisions

• Excellent written communication; you create clear, structured product artifacts that teams can execute against

• Experience running UAT and structured user feedback loops

• Comfortable operating independently in fast-moving, ambiguous environments

Nice to Have:

• Experience working with clinicians, researchers, or licensed healthcare professionals as users

• Familiarity with trust, verification, or credentialing workflows (important for expert marketplaces)

• Experience with tools such as Figma, Jira/Linear, Notion, Amplitude/Mixpanel, Dovetail