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3+ years Product Management or equivalent experience in electronic medical records or health IT. Preferred experience with athenahealth, CRM, quality and value based care analytics; and. The scope of your product include the frontend clinician-facing and backend configuration, data, and reporting capabilities of the electronic medical record (athenahealth) and athenahealth applications (i.e., athena text, athenahealth app, athena capture); external entity communications (i.
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We are seeking a strategic, savvy Product Marketing Manager to project manage, develop and execute campaign strategies that promote our new device launches and device offers and engage our target audience.
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The Senior Product Marketing Manager will contribute to the growth of Twist’s market position in next generation sequencing (NGS) and synthetic biology product segments. The Senior Product Marketing Manager position will report to the Director of Product Management.
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What you’ll bring to Circle:Principal Product Manager 10+ years of relevant experience in implementing KYC, AML, or Sanctions technologies in scaled companies, including leading programs for Fintech or crypto businesses.
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The Product Sales Manager is responsible for maximizing share of specialty products portfolio across an assigned account, geography, or product line. Collaborate with internal teams, including marketing, product development, and customer support, to ensure the delivery of high-quality products or services.
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Product Marketing Manager. 4+ years of professional marketing experienceAt least 2 years of product marketing experience in SaaS or financeExcellent writing and communications skillsExperience with crypto, fintech, etc.
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The Product Manager, Liquid Cooling Solutions is responsible for the product planning, inventory monitoring component status auditing, and execution throughout the product life cycle.
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The Product Development Manager leads a Product Development platform and is responsible for the oversite of creating and executing line extensions, flavor rotations, platforms, and breakthrough innovation in the U.S. and Canadian markets and facilitating the transfer of information and learning to other global areas.
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Assistant Manager, Product, Neiman Marcus Palo Alto. They will play a vital role in driving the business of their respective product category(ies), coaching, and managing a team of diverse salespeople, and will work closely with the Product Manager and Boutique Director by imparting critical business knowledge.
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Job DescriptionAs a Product & Channel Partnerships Manager at Square, you will be responsible for developing, deploying, and managing partnerships that enrich our products and strengthen our go-to-market motions to acquire sellers.
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Certified SAFe Product Owner/Product Manager designation. As a Product Manager, you act as your clients’ trusted advisor in leading the overall vision, strategy, roadmap, and prioritization for a specific digital product, or products, within an engagement.
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KLA Services Team headquartered in Milpitas, CA is our service organization that consists of Service Sales and Marketing, Spares Supply Chain management, Field Operations, Product Support, Product Training, and Technical Support.
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Provide French bilingual customer support for an insurance client through the Arise Platform
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Apply advanced knowledge of FDA and CAP/CLIA regulations, genomics, DNA sequencing and molecular biology products and services for marketing/product management including market analysis, planning and new product development.
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As a Senior Product Manager, you will collaborate with cross-functional team members to drive monetization initiatives for LEGO Fortnite. Product Management partners with game development, publishing, marketing, and platform teams to provide a data and market-driven view of product strategy that aligns with business goals.
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