Product Manager

Our client, Incisive, is growing again!

About Incisive Dental Network

Incisive Dental Network is the premier dental group network organization dedicated to improving clinical outcomes, expanding scope of practice, and reducing cost for dental practices across the country. We serve private practices, corporate and group dentistry, and dental schools through a curated lab network, industry-leading technology partnerships, and hands-on clinical support. We move fast, stay close to our customers, and build solutions that make a real difference at the chair.

The Role

We're looking for a Product Manager who genuinely loves solving problems for customers, thrives working alongside engineers and clinical stakeholders, and ships. This is a fully remote, high-impact individual contributor role where you'll own product areas end-to-end — from discovery and definition through delivery and iteration. You'll be working at the intersection of healthcare, technology, and a rapidly evolving dental industry, and you'll use AI tools as a natural part of how you work, not as an afterthought.

You'll report to the VP of Product Management and collaborate across engineering, clinical operations, sales, and customer success. We're a team that operates on trust and transparency, and we expect everyone to bring their whole selves and their best thinking.

What You'll Do

• Own your product areas — set direction, build the roadmap, and communicate priorities clearly to stakeholders at every level.
• Spend meaningful time with customers (dental practices, lab partners, clinical staff) to deeply understand their workflows, pain points, and goals. Bring those insights back and build from them.
• Translate customer and business needs into crisp, actionable product requirements that your engineering team can run with.
• Work together with engineering, design, operations, and go-to-market teams to ship high-quality product on a consistent cadence.
• Define success metrics for everything you build and use data to drive decisions and iteration post-launch.
• Use AI tools (LLMs, copilots, automation) actively in your day-to-day work — research, writing, analysis, prototyping — and bring that mindset to how you think about the products we build.
• Facilitate productive cross-functional conversations, not just attend them. Be the person who drives clarity and keeps things moving.
  
• Contribute to a product culture that values candor, curiosity, and accountability.

What You Bring

• 2–5 years of product management experience, with a track record of shipping software products that customers love.
• Demonstrated, hands-on experience using AI tools in your daily work — whether for drafting specs, synthesizing research, automating repetitive tasks, or prototyping ideas. Not buzzword fluency: real, practical use.
• A customer-first orientation. You don't define problems from the inside-out. You go find the customer first.
• Strong collaboration chops. You know how to build trust quickly, navigate competing priorities, and bring people along without steamrolling them.
• A bias for action and a healthy distaste for analysis paralysis. You make smart decisions with imperfect information and keep moving.
• Clear, concise communication — written and verbal. You can explain a complex problem simply and tailor your message to the audience.
• Comfort working in ambiguity at a fast-moving company where the playbook isn't always written yet.
• Experience in the dental or broader healthcare industry is a genuine plus — you'll ramp faster and bring valuable context. But we've hired great PMs without it and will again. What matters most is that you're curious enough to learn the space quickly.
  

Compensation & Benefits

• Fully remote position — work from anywhere in the US
• Base salary: $115,000–$130,000, commensurate with experience
• Annual performance bonus: up to 20% of base salary
  
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage
• Flexible work environment with a collaborative, high-trust team culture
• Opportunity to work on meaningful problems in a category ripe for transformation