Staff Product Manager

Das ist der Job

About Future is building a personalized guidance system for lifelong health.

Darum lohnt es sich

You will report directly to the CPTO and work alongside a small, senior engineering team. Workflow automation: building personal and team workflows that eliminate toil. Raise the AI fluency bar for the entire team.

Compensation & Benefits • Base Compensation – $185,000‑220,000 (subject to change) • Equity – Meaningful early‑stage equity package with standard 4‑year vesting and 1‑year cliff • Health Coverage – Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, life and disability insurance • Retirement – 401(k) plan • Remote‑First – Work from anywhere in the continental U.S.; distributed team with async communication and intentional in‑person gatherings • Home Office Support – Stipend for workspace setup and monthly internet or coworking support • Wellness – Monthly wellness stipend and access to mental health resources and therapy support • Flexible Time Off – Flexible PTO • Learning & Development – Annual budget for courses, conferences, coaching, and tools • Future Membership – Enjoy the Future platform for free Equal Employment Opportunity Future is an equal‑opportunity employer.

We help people understand what to do next for their body, goals, and stage of life — then support them in turning those decisions into sustained behavior change.

By combining AI, human expertise, personal health data, and accountability, Future helps members improve performance today while building the resilience, capacity, and healthspan they need for decades to come. About the Role We’re hiring a Staff Product Manager to own the core marketplace experience.

We’re rethinking things from the ground up—you won’t be inheriting a roadmap, a backlog, or a set of conventions. You’ll be building the product from the ground up alongside the CPTO. This role requires someone who thinks in systems. A marketplace is not a single product—it’s an ecosystem.

You’ll need to hold the consumer experience, the practitioner experience, the matching logic, the trust and safety layer, the business model, and the growth loops in your head simultaneously, and make smart tradeoffs between them every day.

There are no layers between you and the work, and no layers between you and the decisions that shape the company. What You'll Own • Product Strategy & Vision – Define the product vision and strategy for the marketplace, grounded in deep user understanding, competitive analysis, and a clear‑eyed view of the business model.

Own the roadmap end‑to‑end. Decide what to build, what to kill, and what to sequence—with conviction, not consensus.

Develop and maintain a strong point of view on where the wellness and longevity market is heading and how our product should evolve to lead, not follow. • TRUE 0‑1 product thinking – Identify the fastest and cheapest ways to validate core assumptions before committing significant engineering investment. • Marketplace Systems Thinking – Design and optimize both sides of the marketplace: the consumer journey (discovery to trust to booking to retention) and the practitioner journey (onboarding to activation to growth to advocacy).

Develop frameworks for marketplace health: supply/demand balance, liquidity metrics, matching quality, and network effects. Own the cold‑start playbook. Figure out how to bootstrap supply and demand in new verticals and geographies.

Think critically about marketplace trust and safety—credential verification, reviews, dispute resolution—as a product surface, not an afterthought. • Execution & Shipping – Partner with engineering and design to ship continuously. Write clear, opinionated specs. Run structured discovery. Make scope decisions that keep velocity high.

Instrument everything. Define success metrics for every feature. Run experiments. Kill things that aren’t working.

Balance competing priorities across consumer, practitioner, and platform workstreams while maintaining a clear view of the overall system. • Business & Growth – Own the business logic of the marketplace: pricing models, take rates, subscription tiers, transaction economics.

Partner with growth and marketing on acquisition loops, activation funnels, and retention strategies for both sides of the marketplace. Use data to identify the highest‑leverage opportunities.

Build the instrumentation and dashboards needed to operate with clarity. • AI as a Force Multiplier – AI should be part of your daily operating system as a product manager. Research synthesis: distilling user interviews, market data, and competitive intel at speed.

Spec and strategy drafting: using AI to accelerate writing, then applying your judgment to sharpen it. Data analysis: querying, visualizing, and interpreting data with AI assistance. Prototyping: rapidly generating UI concepts, user flows, and copy variations.

Bring a perspective on how AI should be woven into the product itself—personalized recommendations, intelligent matching, automated practitioner tools. Share what’s working. Push others to adopt.

Who You Are • Experience & Background – 7+ years of product management experience, with significant time on marketplace, platform, or multi‑sided products. You’ve been a startup founder, a founding PM, or an early employee who built 0‑1 products with limited resources.

You know what it’s like to ship when there’s no playbook, no established process, and no safety net. You’ve operated at the Senior, Staff, or Principal level—or you’ve functioned at that altitude regardless of your title.

Proven ability to ship products that drive measurable business outcomes, not just features. • Domain Passion – You are passionate about wellness, longevity, and preventive health. This isn’t a box you’re checking—you have a personal connection to this space. Maybe you’ve seen the healthcare system fail someone you love.

Maybe you’ve gone deep on your own health optimization. Maybe you’ve worked in healthtech and know firsthand how much better it could be. You stay current on trends in functional medicine, longevity research, consumer health, and the evolving practitioner landscape. • Working Style – Exceptional product taste.

You see what’s working, what’s not, and what’s missing—and you care about the details. Clear, precise communicator—in writing, in specs, in conversation, and in a room with engineers. Comfortable with ambiguity and pace. You don’t need permission to act. You don’t wait for perfect information. Strong analytical chops.

You pull your own data, run your own analyses, and let evidence shape your decisions. Low ego, high ownership.

You do what needs to be done—whether that’s writing a spec, responding to a user complaint, or fixing a broken onboarding email. • NICE TO HAVE – Direct experience in health, wellness, longevity, or consumer health—and an understanding of the regulatory, trust, and compliance dynamics of the space.

Experience building or scaling a marketplace through cold‑start, supply/demand balancing, and network effects. Experience building AI‑native products (not just AI features bolted onto existing workflows). Technical depth—you can read code, write SQL, or prototype in no‑code/low‑code tools.

We do not discriminate based on gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, age, civil or family status, disability or race.