About The Role

Wellster is one of Europe’s leading digital healthcare platforms. We develop digital products and services that make high-quality medical care more accessible, convenient and patient-centric.

To further develop our online services, platforms and mobile applications, we are looking for a hands-on Product Manager / Product Owner who combines strong product thinking with a deep understanding of user needs, technology and business priorities.

In this role, you will own both the product backlog and the cross-functional project plan for one of our most relevant tech-elements (Medical Operating System) — from defining requirements and coordinating implementation to managing timelines, dependencies, risks and stakeholder communication.

Your tasks would be...

Manage the day-to-day execution and implementation of the Medical Operating System backlog, ensuring timely and high-quality delivery
Act as a strong cross-functional facilitator, working closely with Medical, Commercial, and Tech teams to translate complex workflows and process gaps into actionable requirements
Translate medical, operational and business requirements into clear epics, user stories, functional specifications and acceptance criteria
Structure, groom, and manage the product backlog, aligning sprint priorities with the strategic roadmap defined by leadership
Coordinate project plans, sprint milestones, deliverables, and timelines across cross-functional teams to support the MedOS roadmap.
Work closely with Tech, Design, Operations, Data Protection and other stakeholders throughout the full product development lifecycle
Lead refinements, clarify requirements, resolve blockers and support pragmatic decision-making during implementation
Review and validate completed work, coordinate testing and bug prioritization, and ensure release readiness
Track progress, risks, dependencies and scope changes and provide clear and regular updates to relevant stakeholders
Coordinate rollout, user onboarding, training and change management while ensuring that patient safety, data protection and regulatory requirements are appropriately reflected