Sr. Director, Product Manager - Data Feeds
H1
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Overview
Position Type
Full Time
Experience
10+ years
Job Description
WHAT YOU'LL DO AT H1
You'll own the strategy for how H1 sources, ingests, and delivers structured data at scale — defining what data gets ingested, in what priority order, and why, based on user and business needs. Working closely with engineering partners who own the technical execution, this role sits at the intersection of product, engineering, and data operations.
You will:
- Define and own the roadmap for H1's data feeds and inbound data capability, with near-term focus on Pharma clinical and medical data (Medical Affairs and Clinical domains)
- Work with Pharma Product Leads and Data Subject Matter Experts to deeply understand the content itself, and how to communicate roadmap, status, client-reported issue updates.
- Work with lead engineer for data feed architecture, schema design, field-level documentation, and QA methodology across the data product organization
- Author and maintain data dictionaries, feed specifications, and ingestion standards — and hold the organization to them
- Write and interpret SQL independently to investigate data quality issues, validate feed output, and profile datasets at depth
- Serve as the escalation point for data quality, delivery, and integrity issues — and drive resolution with urgency and rigor
- Translate complex data architecture and feed logic into clear strategic narratives for executive leadership and commercial stakeholders
- Represent data feed strategy in cross-functional forums, including client-facing conversations where data quality or feed specification is at issue
ABOUT YOU
You think in data and content, not features. You've owned complex data pipelines in regulated environments and have the scar tissue to prove it. You can build a tracker, run a SQL query, write a vendor SLA, and present a strategy deck — and you know which of those to lead with in any given room. You're comfortable being the most technical person at the business table and the most business-oriented person in the data room.