About the Job
At Prenuvo, we are on a mission to flip the paradigm from reactive “sick-care” to proactive health care. Our award-winning whole body scan is fast (under 1 hour), safe (MRI has no ionizing radiation), and non-invasive (no contrast). Our unique integrated stack of optimized hardware, software, and increasingly AI, co...
We are looking for a Staff Product Manager, Growth & E-commerce Experimentation to accelerate how Prenuvo learns and improves across our digital commerce experience.
This is a hands-on growth product role. You will own a high-velocity experimentation roadmap across the customer consideration and purchase journey, from landing pages and product discovery through selection, booking, checkout, and immediate post-purchase experiences. You will turn customer behavior, qualitative ins...
Key Responsibilities
Own a prioritized e-commerce experimentation roadmap tied to clear customer and business outcomes, including conversion, product selection, booking completion, average order value, and repeat purchase.
Use funnel analysis, behavioral data, customer research, and qualitative feedback to identify the highest-value friction points and growth opportunities across the digital journey.
Turn opportunities into clear hypotheses with defined target populations, success metrics, guardrails, and decision criteria before tests launch.
Partner with Design and Engineering to prototype, build, and launch A/B tests and other experiments rapidly while maintaining a high-quality patient experience.
Build the measurement and instrumentation needed to understand customer behavior across landing, selection, scheduling, checkout, and post-purchase flows.
Analyze experiment results with Analytics, distinguish signal from noise, and translate findings into clear product decisions, follow-up tests, or scaled experiences.
Partner with Marketing and E-commerce on offer, merchandising, messaging, pricing, packaging, and channel-to-site experiments while maintaining clear product ownership of the end-to-end experience.
Establish lightweight experimentation standards, documentation, and learning loops so insights are reusable rather than lost after an individual test ends.
Ensure experiments account for healthcare-specific guardrails, including clinical accuracy, privacy, legal requirements, accessibility, operational readiness, and customer trust.
Required Skills & Abilities
8+ years of product management experience, with meaningful experience in consumer growth, e-commerce, conversion optimization, or experimentation.
A track record of improving digital funnels through structured experimentation and measurable product changes.
Hands-on experience designing and evaluating A/B tests, including hypotheses, success metrics, guardrails, segmentation, and experiment interpretation.
Strong analytical fluency and comfort working with funnel data, behavioral analytics, experiment results, and dashboards to make product decisions.
Excellent product judgment with the ability to balance conversion opportunities with customer comprehension, trust, and long-term value.
Experience partnering closely with product design and engineering to move from insight to shipped experiment quickly.
Experience working across Marketing, E-commerce, Analytics, and other commercial teams where ownership can span multiple functions.
Ability to separate a customer problem from a proposed solution and design tests that generate useful learning, not just activity.
Strong written and verbal communication, including the ability to explain experiment design, results, uncertainty, and recommendations to executives and cross-functional teams.
Comfort operating in ambiguity, prioritizing among many possible tests, and making practical trade-offs between rigor and speed.
Experience in healthcare, health technology, regulated consumer products, or another high-trust environment is preferred.
Experience in a high-growth or scale-up environment is strongly preferred.
You are naturally curious about customer behavior. When you see a drop-off, unexpected pattern, or strong opinion, your instinct is to ask what we can learn and how we can test it.
You are analytical without becoming academic. You care about experimental rigor, but you also know how to make pragmatic decisions when perfect data is not available.
You move quickly and collaborate well across functions. You can challenge assumptions, narrow an oversized idea into a testable hypothesis, and keep teams focused on the learning that matters.
Most importantly, you understand that growth in healthcare depends on trust. You optimize the commercial experience without compromising clarity, clinical integrity, or the patient experience.
