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RLDatix Mission
RLDatix (RLD) is on a mission to help raise the standard of care…everywhere. Trusted by over 10,000 healthcare organizations around the world, our solutions help improve health and care. Our applications ensure that patients receive the best and safest care while supporting the providers who deliver it.
Joining TeamRLD means being part of a global effort of over 2,000 team members in making a difference in healthcare…every day.
Role Overview
We're searching for a London-based Senior Product Manager, RLD Intelligence to join our International Product team, so that we can transform our unified data platform into compelling, market-facing intelligence products. The Senior Product Manager will own the end-user proposition, experience, and market positioning for RLD Intelligence across our portfolio — translating benchmarking, insights, and AI-enabled recommendations into products that deliver measurable customer outcomes and establish RLD Intelligence as a core growth driver for RLDatix.
RLD Intelligence is the insight and intervention layer delivered across workforce, temporary staffing, safety, and compliance solutions. Powered by the RLDatix data platform, this is a market-facing product role focused on translating platform capabilities into differentiated user experiences, actionable insights, and new commercial opportunities. Initially focused on the UK and international markets, the role is expected to expand to global scope, with a future transition to report to the Chief Product Officer.
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Responsibilities
- Defining the RLD Intelligence end-user proposition and experience across the RLDatix portfolio to drive differentiated, data-driven customer value
- Translating data platform capabilities into market-facing intelligence products and AI-enabled interventions that improve workforce efficiency, safety, and operational outcomes
- Driving persona-based experiences for operational leaders, executives, and frontline users in order to accelerate adoption across user groups
- Designing conversational and AI copilot experiences embedded across the RLD Intelligence layer
- Partnering with the data platform product manager and Head of AI Product Management to deliver scalable intelligence capabilities
- Establishing RLD Intelligence positioning, packaging, and value proposition across the UK and international markets to fuel UKI growth
- Identifying and developing new market opportunities, products, and commercial offerings derived from RLDatix data, including benchmarking and intelligence-driven solutions
Requirements
- Senior-level product management experience in analytics, data, or AI-driven products
- Proven success in defining end-user data products or intelligence platforms and translating platform capabilities into customer-facing propositions
- In-depth knowledge on how to design persona-based user experiences across multiple product domains
- Ability to commute to our London office on a hybrid basis
- Sincere interest in healthcare technology, workforce solutions, or the potential of AI and benchmarking to transform care delivery
- A knack for working collaboratively within a cross-functional, international product organisation
- Preferred: exposure to AI or conversational product experiences, benchmarking or analytics products, Databricks or modern data platform environments, and enterprise SaaS product strategy


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Benefits
By enabling flexibility in how we work and prioritizing employee wellness, we empower our team to do and be their best. Key benefits include private health and group accident insurance, an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for confidential support, and Loyalty Awards for long-service employees.
Equal Opportunity Employer
RLDatix is an equal opportunity employer, and our employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, age, gender, national origin, disability, handicap, marital status or any other status or condition protected by law.
As part of RLDatix's commitment to the inclusion of all qualified individuals, we ensure that persons with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodation in the job application and interview process. If reasonable accommodation is needed to participate in either step, please don't hesitate to send a note to accessibility@rldatix.com.
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Salary offers are based on a wide range of factors including location, relevant skills, training, experience, education, and, where applicable, licensure or certifications obtained. Market and organizational factors are also taken into consideration.
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