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Technical Product Manager III

Freenome
Location
Remote
Posted
12 days ago
Department
TPM
Salary
$118,150 - $167,475
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Bachelor’s degree in an analytical, technical, or scientific field; advanced degree preferred.
  • At least 5 years of experience in a software development environment, ideally within biotechnology and NGS.
  • Deep expertise in identification and prioritization of software features.
  • Demonstrated ability to successfully lead complex trade-off decisions between functions and measurably improve organizational success and processes.
  • Experience leading software development efforts to meet regulated market standards (FDA, CAP/CLIA), laboratory operations, medical affairs, or clinical study operations for diagnostics.
Nice to have
  • Experience in building solutions with a focus on multiomics, NGS, or proteomics a plus.
What the job really is

The Technical Product Manager III at Freenome will be responsible for planning and executing engineering initiatives for the Commercial Data Platform and Data Products. This role involves gathering requirements, prioritizing technical development, and leading discussions with stakeholders to create a comprehensive roadmap for commercialization. The manager will work closely with engineering teams using Agile methodologies to ensure user needs are met and data integrity is maintained throughout the development process.

Benefits
  • The US target range of our base salary for new hires is $118,150 - $167,475.
  • Eligible to receive equity, cash bonuses, and a full range of medical, financial, and other benefits depending on the position offered.
Things to weigh
  • Remote role with potential onsite travel to headquarters in Brisbane, California as needed.
  • No specific mention of the technology stack used in the development process.
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