Product Manager
This position is no longer accepting applications (closed Oct 30, 2026).
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Compensation: ₹30L – ₹40L • 0.2% – 0.5%
Hanbuc is an AI-native clinical platform for ADHD and autism assessment, and the foundation of a mental health operating system. We're founded and clinically led by practising NHS psychiatrists and backed by a £1M seed round.
This is a product role where the user is a consultant psychiatrist or a mental health clinician, the buyer is an NHS trust or private clinic, and the constraint is clinical safety. It suits someone who finds that more interesting than another consumer funnel.
Horizon one is the assessment pathway: screening, digital rating scales, collateral information capture, and the clinician-facing review surface where an AI-drafted scales and psychiatric report get checked and signed. That's what you'd own from day one.
Horizon two is the mental health OS. Assessment is the wedge. The structured data it generates is the beginning of a longitudinal clinical record — a way for any clinician picking up a patient's care to see their full history properly organised, rather than reconstructing it from years of unsearchable free text. Getting there is a product problem as much as an engineering one, and you'd be central to defining it.
What you'll do
Own the roadmap for the assessment pathway end to end Run discovery directly with psychiatrists, clinical psychologists and service managers Design the clinician review experience - the highest-leverage surface in the product Shape how longitudinal patient history is structured and surfaced, working with clinical leadership Write specs precise enough to build against, in a domain where "roughly right" isn't acceptable Define what good output looks like and build the evaluation criteria with engineering Support NHS procurement and assurance with the documentation buyers actually ask for
What we're looking for
5+ years in product, including B2B SaaS with a professional or expert user Track record shipping a product where correctness and trust mattered more than growth metrics Ability to ship a focused v1 while holding a platform vision - without letting the second eat the first Strong written communication - you'll be writing specs, clinical-facing documentation and procurement material Genuinely comfortable working with AI products and their failure modes Willing to learn the clinical domain properly rather than abstracting away from it
Nice to have
Healthcare, digital health or regulated-industry product experience Exposure to NHS or UK healthcare procurement, or to EHR/EPR systems Clinical background of any kind
Remote within India, with meaningful overlap with UK hours


