Directs program management for AI-enabled cardiovascular medical devices, establishing governance, portfolio planning, launch readiness, and scalable PMO practices. Leads complex cross-functional initiatives across R&D, product, clinical, regulatory, quality, and commercial teams. Manages executive portfolio reviews, capacity and dependency analysis, prioritization, change management, and alignment. Builds, coaches, and hires program managers while supporting agile software development and SaMD risk management in a high-growth environment.
We are a rapidly growing, Boston-based medical technology company using AI to enable clinicians to make informed decisions on cardiovascular care - leading to better patient outcomes, improved quality of care, and reduced healthcare costs. Come work at Elucid and be part of delivering on our mission to prevent heart attacks and strokes!
Bringing a medical device to market takes a hundred decisions made by a dozen teams. It takes someone who can help navigate the tradeoffs and keep every team moving from idea to delivery. As our Director of Program Management, you’ll build the governance, portfolio planning and launch readiness practices that let our organization scale, while staying hands-on leading key cross-functional initiatives. Working across R&D, product, clinical, regulatory, quality, and commercial teams, you’ll align leaders around the decisions that matter and add structure without slowing our dynamic, growing teams down. Your SaMD experience and your ability to bring people with you through change will help our AI-enabled cardiovascular imaging products reach the clinicians and patients who need them most.
The ideal candidate will have:
- 8+ years of program management experience owning complex, cross-functional programs from idea to delivery, and 3+ years of experience managing a team.
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering, computer science, life sciences, or a related field.
- Experience in the medical device industry, with working knowledge of regulatory requirements and standards and experience applying these to agile software development and risk management in a SaMD (software-as-a-medical-device) environment.
- Startup or high-growth experience building and scaling program management practices, with comfort doing both hands-on program work and strategic PMO leadership.
- Experience building executive governance forums, such as quarterly portfolio reviews, with data-driven analysis of capacity, dependencies, and tradeoffs to inform prioritization decisions.
- Experience managing, coaching, and hiring program or project managers.
- A highly collaborative and persuasive style, with a track record of leading change management, introducing and reinforcing new processes, and driving alignment across an organization.
- Cardiovascular or imaging program experience, familiarity with tools such as Jira, Smartsheet, Roadmunk, and Salesforce, and PMP/PgMP/Agile certification preferred.
Work Location:
- For local candidates in Greater Boston, we operate in a hybrid model with regular in-office collaboration. Candidates outside of the Boston area are invited to apply as fully-remote employees.
- The anticipated base salary range for this position at Elucid is $180,000-$215,000. Compensation will be influenced by a wide array of factors including but not limited to internal pay equity, job-related knowledge, skills, education, relevant experience, certifications, and geography as outlined in the job description.
Elucid Boston, Massachusetts, USA Office
2 Park Plaza, 700, Boston, MA, United States, 02116
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