[Remote] Product Manager

Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. DMI is a leading provider of digital services and technology solutions, headquartered in Tysons Corner, VA. They are seeking a Product Manager (Technical Lead) to drive the delivery of a School-Based Services Electronic Health Record (EHR) system, ensuring successful design, implementation, and deployment while coordinating with various stakeholders and vendors. Responsibilities Serve as the technical lead for the EHR product, guiding design, build, test, and deployment activities Translate business needs into technically feasible product direction and solution options Provide direction on infrastructure, platform decisions, and system architecture Maintain overall solution quality and ensure alignment to project objectives and standards Coordinate across DVHA, Agency of Digital Services (ADS), Agency of Education (AOE), school districts (LEAs), and EHR vendors Act as a central point of contact for technical questions and issue resolution across stakeholders Partner with project management, business leads, and procurement to monitor vendor performance Facilitate collaboration between state teams, SMEs, and implementation leads Lead and oversee data migration and system integrations/interfaces with external systems Ensure a structured release management process, including multi-cohort go-live planning Support system documentation, training materials, and organizational readiness Identify and resolve technical blockers, risks, and dependencies Drive and refine Agile and hybrid delivery practices across teams Provide technical input into backlog prioritization, sizing, and complexity assessment Participate in sprint activities, retrospectives, and continuous improvement efforts Research industry trends, EHR best practices, and market capabilities Evaluate vendor solutions and support technology selection and module implementation decisions Communicate technical debt, risks, and trade-offs clearly to executive stakeholders Skills 8–12+ years in Product Management, Technical Product Management, or Technology Delivery Experience leading EHR / EMR implementations or healthcare IT systems Proven success in large-scale system implementations (public sector preferred) Experience managing vendor-driven delivery environments Strong understanding of EHR platforms and healthcare data workflows Strong understanding of system integration, APIs, and interoperability Strong understanding of data migration strategies and execution Experience with Agile / hybrid delivery models Ability to translate business requirements into technical solutions Ability to engage executive stakeholders and cross-agency partners Strong facilitation and conflict resolution skills Proven ability to lead without direct authority in matrixed environments Experience with state Medicaid, public health, or education systems Familiarity with HIPAA and health data compliance environments Background in multi-organization implementations (state + vendor + local entities) Agile (Scrum, SAFe) certifications PMP or equivalent certifications Healthcare IT or interoperability-related certifications Benefits Convenience/Concierge – Virtual health visits, commuter perks, pet insurance, and entertainment discounts that make life easier. Development – Annual performance reviews, tuition assistance, and internal career growth opportunities to help you thrive. Financial – Generous 401(k) matches, life and disability insurance, and financial wellness tools to support your future. Recognition – Annual awards, service anniversaries, referral bonuses, and peer-to-peer shoutouts that spotlight your achievements. Wellness – Healthcare coverage, wellness programs, flu shots, and biometric screenings to support your health. Company Overview DMI is a leading provider of digital services and technology solutions with a focus on end-to-end managed services, including managed mobility, cloud, cybersecurity, network operations, and application development. It was founded in 2002, and is headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, USA, with a workforce of 1001-5000 employees. Its website is http//dminc.com.

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