Associate Product Manager

As an Associate Product Manager you will help shape and deliver our products, from defining what we build to getting it into users’ hands.
You will work closely with Product, Engineering, and other departments to turn identified user problems into well-defined solutions, and carry those solutions through development, validation, and release.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to grow their career in Product Management, gain hands-on experience in a technology-driven environment, and learn how to build products that solve real user needs.
 You’ll work within a multicultural and collaborative team where respect, accountability, and shared purpose drive how we operate. Everyone brings unique expertise—but we win as one.
 Do you want to be a Quibimer? It’s your time to join! QP-Insights serves as the central hub for storing, managing, analyzing, and visualizing imaging and clinical information, enabling users to derive meaningful insights from multimodal data (e.g., quantitative imaging biomarkers, clinical outcomes, AI-generated predictions).
 As an Associate Product Manager, you will own the definition of new QP-Insights features and help drive their execution.
Working alongside the Product Manager, once a user problem has been identified and an initial concept explored, you will be responsible for defining what the final solution looks like: its scope, user flows, requirements, and acceptance criteria. You will weigh options and trade-offs with users, design, and engineering, and turn the agreed solution into a plan that gets delivered.
You will act as a key connection point between Product and Engineering, keeping a clear overview of ongoing work, anticipating blockers, and making sure initiatives move forward as planned.
What you'll do:

• Define the solution: Take an identified user problem and early concept and turn it into a concrete feature definition, including scope, user flows, functional requirements, edge cases, and acceptance criteria.
• Explore options and trade-offs: Work through alternative approaches with the Product Manager, design, and engineering, weighing user value, technical feasibility, and effort, and recommend the solution to build.
• Shape the user experience: Create and refine mockups, wireframes, and user flows so that designs are detailed and ready for development.
• Write clear specifications: Create and maintain user stories, acceptance criteria, functional specifications, and documentation, and keep the backlog ready for development according to agreed priorities.
• Plan and coordinate delivery: Break initiatives into milestones and tasks, track progress, manage dependencies, and organize releases so that deliverables are ready for deployment.
• Coordinate testing and validation: Organize product testing and technical or clinical validation activities, ensuring that people, materials, documentation, and timelines are in place.
• Work closely with developers: Clarify requirements, answer questions, help resolve scope questions during development, and help remove blockers.
• Monitor and report progress: Keep an up-to-date view of status, risks, and pending work, and flag delays or issues to the Product Manager and relevant stakeholders.
• Improve how we work: Help define and improve workflows, delivery processes, and documentation so that everyone understands the next steps.

This role requires someone structured, highly organized, and proactive, who can think clearly about user problems and turn ambiguity into well-defined solutions, with a strong willingness to learn and grow within the Product team.
If you are curious about uncovering pain points in the healthcare and research ecosystem, understanding user needs, and contributing to the development of thoughtful, data-driven solutions, you'll love growing as an Associate Product Manager at Quibim.

• Background in biomedical engineering, medical imaging, computational sciences, or life sciences with a quantitative focus (or equivalent hands-on experience).
• Experience building data-centric, analytics, or imaging products, ideally in healthcare or regulated environments.
• Structured, analytical thinking: the ability to break down a problem, weigh alternative solutions, and translate user needs into clear, well-scoped requirements.
• Some exposure to user research, prototyping, or UX design tools (e.g., Figma) is a plus.
• Strong organizational and planning skills, exceptional attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities simultaneously.
• A proactive mindset and the ability to anticipate potential issues and ensure things get done.
• Strong communication skills in English and confidence interacting with developers, users, and different stakeholders.
• A hands-on attitude and a strong sense of ownership, from feature definition through to release.
• Curiosity, enthusiasm, and a genuine desire to learn, develop, and grow professionally within Product Management.
• Based in Spain.