Product Strategist

You won’t just build — you’ll lead the direction of builders.

As a Product Strategist, you’ll support 2–3 pods of /COMMIT associates (each pod = 2 people).
You are responsible for what gets built, how it gets built, and whether it actually matters.

This is not middle management.
This is hands-on leadership.

You’ll set direction, unblock problems, enforce standards, and make sure every pod is shipping real work that aligns with the Chairman’s vision.

You are the connective tissue between ambition and execution.

• Pod Leadership: Lead 2–3 pods end-to-end. Set direction, drive execution, and hold the bar high.
• Problem Solving: Own day-to-day decisions. When things get unclear or messy (they will), you make the call.
• Program Direction: Translate high-level vision into real, shippable work.
• Content Ownership: Define what gets built, why it matters, and what “good” looks like.
• Execution & Delivery: Ensure pods ship consistently — not eventually.
• Stakeholder management: Work with SMEs and executives across Clover to define solutions that work.
• Standards & Consistency: Maintain quality and alignment across pods.
• Strategic Direction: Shape the roadmap and ensure alignment with Clover’s overall vision, not just follow it.

You’ve been in the arena.

• 5+ years building and shipping real products or systems.
• Deep product and technical instincts — you know what matters and what doesn’t.
• Experience leading teams, even informally — people follow your direction.
• Comfortable operating in ambiguity and making decisions without perfect data.

You probably:

• Taught yourself things no one asked you to learn.
• Built systems people actually used.
• Shipped imperfect v1s that mattered.
• Fixed problems yourself instead of waiting.
• Keep doing things / tweaking things to perfect.
• Prefer to take action and learn rather than waiting for full alignment.
• Found ways in when doors were closed.

You don’t just “manage.”

You build, decide, and drive.

• →Solve real problems in healthcare — one of the most broken industries that exists.
• →Build and deploy AI-driven systems that actually get used.
• →Lead teams that ship production-grade code.
• →Turn ambiguity into execution.
• →Make sure work doesn’t just start — it finishes.

This is hard.

Healthcare is messy — regulations, legacy systems, bad incentives.
We’re fixing it with AI, but it’s not glamorous.

• →You’ll work in person, in NYC.
• →You’ll deal with real data, real constraints, real consequences.
• →You’ll ship systems that impact Clover’s rapidly growing membership and beyond.