Technical Product Manager

About 2070Health

2070 Health has built India’s first healthcare-focused Venture Studio — an innovation platform that creates transformative healthcare companies from the ground up. Unlike an accelerator, the studio is deeply involved in idea generation, day-to-day operations, and strategic decisions across every venture it builds. Companies incubated in the last 24 months include

• Elevate Now
• Nivaan Care
• Reveal Healthtech
• BabyMD, and Everhope Oncology
• About this role
• We are looking for a Technical Product Manager to join early and help shape the product from the ground up. We want someone who is AI-native — someone who naturally reaches for AI tools to move faster, think sharper, and build better.

What you will do

• Take ownership of specific product areas — from requirements and specs to sprint reviews and launch
• Engage deeply with engineering — read code when needed, participate in technical design discussions, flag complexity early
• Define clear success metrics for each feature and track them post-launch
• Translate user and business problems into precise, unambiguous product specs
• Prioritise ruthlessly — say no to good ideas to protect the great ones
• Requirements
• 2–4 years in product — Preferably consumer tech where speed, iteration, and data mattered
• CS degree or prior engineering role — you should be able to go deep with your tech team
• AI-native in practice — you use AI tools daily and know how to leverage them to do the work of three people
• Structured thinker who breaks ambiguous problems into clear pieces and builds a path through them
• Low ego, high output — closer to the work than to the boardroom
• Good signals
• Shipped features end-to-end and can speak to the tradeoffs made
• Comfortable reading API docs, writing SQL, or digging into a data pipeline to find an answer
• No healthcare background needed — curiosity and the ability to learn a new domain fast is enough
• This is an early, hands-on role at a venture studio known for building category-defining healthcare companies. If you have an engineering instinct, a bias for doing, and want to be part of building something from zero — we want to hear from you.