Senior Product Manager Platform Life Sciences

About SciLeads: 

SciLeads is a fast-growing, remote-first SaaS company helping reshape how scientific companies do sales and marketing. With over 90 people across the UK, Canada, and beyond, and plans to grow to 150+ in the next two years, our culture of openness, flexibility and innovation drives everything we do.

We’re an award winning company, and have been listed as one of Deloitte’s fastest growing tech companies for five years in a row. We are passionate about putting people first and committed to creating an outstanding employee experience as a remote working company. Come grow your career with us!

About the Role:

We are looking for an experienced Senior Product Manager to turn SciLeads' product strategy into clear, high-impact execution across our platform and portfolio. You will own the translation of vision into actionable roadmaps, prioritised initiatives, and measurable outcomes that drive customer value and commercial growth. This role operates in a fast-paced, scale-up environment. Success requires comfort with ambiguity, rapid context switching, high accountability, and the ability to make confident decisions without extensive structure or iteration. You will identify market opportunities, define compelling value propositions, and ensure our products remain competitive, differentiated, and aligned to customer needs. As a senior leader within the Product function, you will help shape portfolio direction, raise the bar on product practice, and ensure consistent, high-quality execution across teams.

Working closely with Product, Engineering, Data Ops and Commercial you will lead cross-functional delivery, support key product managers, and provide strong product leadership across the team to deliver an AI-powered marke

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