Sleep Doctor - Technical Product Associate, Lifecycle
Requirements
• Interest in product management: Interest in developing product management skills through ownership of systems, customer journeys, and cross-functional projects. • Interest in product management: • Technical aptitude: Ability to learn new platforms, understand system configurations, and work with multiple business applications. • Technical aptitude: • Technical systems experience: Comfortable reading API documentation, testing requests with tools like Postman, configuring webhooks, working with JSON payloads, and troubleshooting integrations. You don't need to be a software engineer, but you should enjoy working with technical systems. • Builder mindset: You enjoy figuring things out. When you encounter a new platform or API, your first instinct is to open the documentation, experiment, and learn. You are energized by solving technical problems that span multiple platforms. • Builder mindset: • Analytical skills: Experience working with spreadsheets and dashboards. Familiarity with SQL is helpful but not required. • Systems thinking: Ability to understand customer journeys, business processes, and data flows across multiple systems. • Systems thinking: • Communication skills: Ability to communicate technical concepts clearly with Product, Engineering, Marketing, and Data teams. • Attention to detail: Able to manage lifecycle triggers, customer data, and reporting with a high degree of accuracy. • Attention to detail: • Preferred experience: Experience with Customer.io or similar lifecycle marketing platforms such as Klaviyo, HubSpot, Braze, or Iterable. Experience with Shopify or healthcare technology is also helpful. Prior experience with health insurance workflows and compliance a huge plus.
Responsibilities
• Understand the Systems • Learn the stack: Become familiar with every system that supports the customer and patient journey, including Shopify, Zoho CRM, Canvas Medical, NikoHealth, Customer.io, billing systems, and supporting integrations. • Learn the stack: • Become the Customer.io expert: Understand the data Customer.io requires, how that data is delivered, and where improvements are needed. • Become the Customer.io expert: • Map the customer journey: Document the complete customer lifecycle from first interaction through consultation, purchase, fulfillment, renewal, and re-engagement. Identify what data exists at each stage and where it resides. Document system architecture, lifecycle journeys, integration points, and data definitions. • Map the customer journey: • Identify Triggers & Data Points • Identify customer events: Define the customer events that should trigger lifecycle communications, including cart abandonment, consultation scheduling, therapy shipment, prescription expiration, and adherence milestones. • Identify customer events: • Write requirements and maintain documentation: Document audience definitions, timing, required data, business rules, and priority for each lifecycle trigger. Keep lifecycle journeys and trigger documentation current as new experiences are introduced. • Write requirements and maintain documentation: • Make the Data Available in Customer.io • Own data availability: Ensure lifecycle triggers are supported by accurate and complete data within Customer.io. • Own data availability: • Configure integrations and data flows: Configure APIs, webhooks, and existing integrations when the work can be completed without Engineering support. • Configure integrations and data flows: • Partner with Engineering when needed: Define requirements for new pipelines or integrations and work with Engineering and Data to implement and validate them. • Partner with Engineering when needed: • Monitor data quality: Regularly audit lifecycle events and customer attributes to ensure data accuracy and reliability. • Monitor data quality: • Troubleshoot integrations: Investigate missing events, broken data flows, and synchronization issues across systems, and resolve them independently whenever possible. • Troubleshoot integrations: • Partner with Marketing • Design lifecycle capabilities: Define the customer events, audiences, data requirements, and technical specifications that enable Marketing to build lifecycle campaigns. • Design lifecycle capabilities: • Translate across teams: Help Marketing understand system capabilities and help Engineering understand lifecycle requirements. • Translate across teams: • Support quality assurance: Validate audiences, timing, and customer data before new lifecycle campaigns are launched. • Support quality assurance: • Measure and Improve Performance • Own lifecycle metrics: Monitor core Care Journey throughput. • Own lifecycle metrics: • Identify opportunities for improvement: Work with Marketing to evaluate segmentation, timing, frequency, and channel performance using campaign results and funnel metrics. • Identify opportunities for improvement: • Evaluate lifecycle experiments and recommend changes based on customer behavior and business outcomes. • Evaluate lifecycle experiments • Create and maintain clear documentation for lifecycle journeys, data definitions, integration requirements, and trigger logic. • Create and maintain clear documentation • Leverage AI • Leverage AI • Use AI tools to accelerate documentation, debugging, integration work, and workflow automation. • Identify opportunities to automate repetitive operational processes across the customer lifecycle. • Experiment with emerging AI capabilities to improve internal workflows and the customer experience.
Benefits
• $45-55/hr. Note that final compensation is subject to the candidate’s specific qualifications and location, as well as the needs of the company. This is a 3 month contract position; with an estimated 20-30/hrs a week.
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