• Support the definition of product problems and opportunities by synthesizing member, clinician, and customer feedback, usage data, and market research into clear problem statements and hypotheses. • Contribute to the creation and refinement of product requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria, ensuring they are grounded in user needs, business goals, and clinical and regulatory considerations. • Partner with Design and Engineering to support discovery and delivery, including participating in design reviews, grooming and planning sessions, and sprint ceremonies. • Help maintain a prioritized backlog for your product area, making trade-offs between impact, effort, risk, and dependencies with guidance from senior Product Managers. • Analyze product usage data and experiment results (e.g., A/B tests, pilots) to understand behavior, track performance against success metrics, and generate insights that inform next iterations. • Participate in user research activities (e.g., interviews, usability testing, concept tests) and help translate learnings into actionable product improvements. • Assist with cross-functional launch planning for new features and enhancements, working with Marketing, Customer Success, Clinical, and Operations to ensure internal readiness and clear communication. • Create and maintain clear, concise product documentation, such as feature briefs, FAQs, internal enablement materials, and release notes. • Help ensure that experiences are designed with accessibility, privacy, security, and clinical quality in mind, collaborating closely with clinical and compliance partners where needed. • Champion the voice of the user—members, clinicians, and customers—within your product team, advocating for experiences that are inclusive, equitable, and trauma-informed. • Continuously learn about the mental health and digital health landscape, competitive products, and emerging best practices in product management and health tech.