Program Manager [AI Health-tech]
Tap Health is hiring a Category Manager to own the diabetes care business unit. This role is responsible for the entire lifecycle including acquisition, activation, retention, and monetization. You will drive AI-driven growth experiments and collaborate across engineering and product teams to scale the product. The ideal candidate has strong growth experience in consumer internet startups and expertise in product analytics tools.
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Experience
3-6 years
Function
Operations
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Tap Health is hiring a Category Manager to own the diabetes care business unit. This role is responsible for the entire lifecycle including acquisition, activation, retention, and monetization. You will drive AI-driven growth experiments and collaborate across engineering and product teams to scale the product. The ideal candidate has strong growth experience in consumer internet startups and expertise in product analytics tools.
TAL's take
Solid startup role in a specialized healthtech domain with clear, measurable business ownership.
The JD is extremely crisp, defining ownership of metrics, specific tools, and clear functional responsibilities.
Must haves
- 3 to 6 years of experience in growth, product, or business roles
- Strong understanding of funnels, cohort analysis, and A/B testing
- Hands-on experience with product analytics and engagement tools
- Experience in consumer internet startups
- Strong ownership mindset
Tools and skills
Nice to have: llm workflows, ai led personalization, automated experimentation systems.
About the company
Early-stage healthtech startup, not a globally recognized tier 1 brand.
Posts mentioning Tap Health
Indian IPO Frenzy Doubles Volume, Stirs Bubble Concerns
- Indian families are heavily investing in IPOs, causing a surge in the market. - The total IPO volume in India has exceeded $9 billion this year, double the amount raised in the same period in 2023. - Regulators are concerned about a potential bubble, as many of the IPOs are from small companies with limited track records. - Despite regulatory efforts to curb the frenzy, retail investors continue to show strong interest, even resorting to borrowing money to buy shares. - Major upcoming IPOs, including Hyundai Motor Co.’s India unit, are set to test the sustainability of the boom. Source: [Bloomberg](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-10-09/india-ipo-investors-tap-family-for-help-as-retail-frenzy-grows)
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