SberHealth is looking for a Product Lead (Clinic Appointments).

Responsibilities and Tasks:

• Develop the strategy for the "Clinic Appointments" direction and find new growth points;
• Be responsible for key metrics: revenue, conversion, repeat applications, and plan fulfillment;
• Deep dive into the product: conduct research, interviews, A/B tests, verify hypotheses, and turn them into a clear backlog for the team;
• Develop and optimize the entire user journey — from booking a doctor's appointment to payment;
• Lead a team of five product managers: set goals, help them grow, and be responsible for the overall result.

Required Technical Skills:

• At least 3 years of experience as a Product Manager in B2C products;
• At least 1 year of experience managing a team of 2+ PMs;
• You can not only conduct research yourself and apply the results in your work, but also help other product managers with your expertise;
• They work without project managers, so they expect you to have basic technical literacy and an understanding of development stages;
• You are not afraid of a large number of stakeholders, you know how to separate the necessary from the sufficient, prioritize, and score on the go.

What SberHealth can offer:

• Format: Hybrid (from 3 days a week, Technopark metro station).
• Health care: Free access to telemedicine and in-person appointments at private clinics (including dentistry and psychologist sessions);
• Benefits: Mortgage lending conditions from Sberbank.
• Development: Individual development plan for everyone, which will help you always see the vector of your path;
• Training: English language with a corporate teacher and discounts on courses at Skyeng, compensation for training from leading platforms on the market;
• Stability and comfort: Official employment, stable payments, sick leave and vacation pay, modern equipment;
• Sports: Partial compensation for a sports membership, free squash and football classes;

And also:

• They will always support you if you want to attend relevant conferences, and even more so, speak at them;
• They communicate informally (using "you"), dislike bureaucracy, and always help each other.