Location: Remote (US)Reporting to: Head of ProductAbout ChamberCardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States. At Chamber, we are rebuilding the system for cardiology so that outcomes, not volume, define success.We partner with independent cardiologists to lead population health in their communities. Our platform turns fragmented clinical and claims data into clear, actionable intelligence that supports better care, stronger performance in value-based models, and sustainable practice growth.Chamber is building the intelligence layer for value-based cardiology. Our work sits at the intersection of interoperability, analytics, and care delivery. We believe strong products start with strong data, and that data only matters when it drives better decisions and measurable outcomes.The RoleWe are hiring a Senior Product Manager, Data & Insights to own the foundation of how Chamber transforms raw data into trusted, product-ready intelligence.This is a platform-level role at the core of our system. You will define how clinical and claims data are standardized, modeled, classified, and transformed into signals that power clinician workflows, operational dashboards, and performance reporting.You will work closely with Engineering, Data Science, Clinical Leadership, Quality, and Operations to establish shared definitions, governance principles, and a clear roadmap for how our data capabilities evolve.This is both strategic and hands-on. You will think in systems, care deeply about signal integrity, and make pragmatic tradeoffs that move the company forward without overbuilding.What You’ll DoOwn Data Foundations• Define and evolve canonical data models, taxonomies, value sets, and crosswalks across multiple data sources.• Drive thoughtful decisions about when to adopt external standards and when to build internal abstractions.• Establish versioning and change management practices that protect downstream product stability.Lead Signal & Insight Strategy• Own the roadmap for risk models, prioritization logic, derived features, and core product signals.• Partner with Data Science and Engineering to improve accuracy, explainability, and clinical relevance.• Ensure signals align with value-based care performance and real-world clinical workflows.Strengthen Quality & Governance• Define expectations for completeness, timeliness, and reliability across the platform.• Introduce pragmatic governance frameworks that increase trust without slowing execution.• Create transparency around signal lineage, monitoring, and performance over time.Advance AI & Automation• Identify where AI and automation meaningfully improve insight generation and operational scale.• Collaborate on training data requirements, evaluation metrics, validation processes, and monitoring.• Balance innovation with trust, ensuring outputs remain explainable and clinically credible.Productize Intelligence• Translate platform-level data capabilities into tangible product features, including decision support tools, prioritization queues, performance dashboards, and predictive indicators.• Partner with Design and Engineering to embed insights directly into real workflows.• Define and measure success in terms of adoption, operational efficiency, and clinical outcomes.What We’re Looking For• 5+ years of product management experience, ideally in data platforms, analytics, AI/ML, or technical infrastructure.• Strong understanding of data modeling, feature generation, and data quality concepts.• Experience leading cross-functional initiatives that span engineering, analytics, and domain experts.• Ability to operate at both the strategic and execution levels.• Comfort working in ambiguity and building structure where it does not yet exist.• Bonus: experience in healthcare, value-based care, FHIR or claims data environments.How We WorkWe are a mission-driven team operating in a complex spaceWe value clarity, ownership, intellectual honesty, and thoughtful debateWe move quickly, but we take the integrity of our data and products seriously.You will have meaningful influence over how Chamber’s intelligence layer evolves and how our customers experience data across the platform.Chamber ValuesOur values guide how we lead, collaborate, and care:Low Ego: We stay grounded, curious, and open to feedback.Empathy: We build trust through compassion and thoughtful communication.Courage: We take action, think critically, and challenge ideas respectfully.Ownership: We follow through with integrity and hold ourselves to high standards.Grit: We push through ambiguity, move with urgency, and solve hard problems with horsepower and heart.Why This Role MattersIn value-based cardiology, intelligence is leverage.The signals we generate shape care decisions, guide operational focus, and influence financial performance for our partnersGetting that right requires rigor, systems thinking, and strong product judgment.If you want to build data products that directly impact patient care and practice performance, we would love to talk.