Product Lead: Not the Pilot. The One Who Built the Damn Plane.

🧭 Product Lead: Not the Pilot. The One Who Built the Damn Plane.

Heres the thing about being a Product Lead: you don’t get the luxury of just flying the route.

You’re the one who figured out where we’re going, how to get there, what kind of plane we need, and whether it’ll land without bursting into flames.

And around here? The runway is short. The stakes are high. And the passengers are healthcare execs, regulators, physicians, and real patients.

Still reading? Good.

We’re blueBriX. We don’t do “one-size-fits-most.” We build digital health platforms that flex for every flavor of value-based care. Agentic AI workflows, low-code customization, outcomes-based logic, provider-side automation—the works.

We’ve got the ambition. We’ve got the tools. Now we need a Product Lead who can turn that into product-market thunder.

This isn’t “senior PM with a fancy title.” This is a leadership role. One foot in the weeds, one foot in the clouds—and your whole body pointed toward shipping with purpose.

What you’ll actually be doing (besides sweating under fluorescent lights and drinking bad coffee):

• You’ll own the entire lifecycle of a product domain. Not the ticket grooming. The vision.
• You’ll translate what we know (and what we don’t) into product strategy that actually gets traction.
• You’ll coach PMs—not to check boxes, but to think like owners.
• You’ll go toe-to-toe with sales, engineering, clinical advisors, and yes, even the CEO. And you’ll do it with the kind of confidence that only comes from knowing your stuff inside and out.
• You’ll keep the product honest, the team sharp, and the market in your sights.

This role is not remote. I repeat—not remote. If you want to shape culture, you need to be in the building. If you want to mentor, you need to see people’s eyes, not just their Slack avatars. Our office in Kochi is your command center.

And no, there won’t be a team of 47 analysts building dashboards for you. There will be a fast-moving, deeply committed crew who actually cares about getting it right—and they need a Product Lead who can match their fire.

So, if you’ve spent the last few years wondering whether you’re building a feature or a legacy—and you’re ready to lead like you mean it—come build with us.

This isn’t just another rung on the career ladder. It’s a launchpad.

Apply. Or don’t. But if you do, bring your map, your compass, and your guts. We’re counting on you to chart the course.