Product Manager, OneSite - Evinova

Why Join Us?

Evinova is a health-tech business focused on accelerating better health outcomes by advancing digital transformation across the life sciences sector. By combining science-based expertise, evidence‑led rigor, and deep human insight, we design digital solutions that enable healthcare to work better for everyone.

Operating at the intersection of healthcare, technology, data, and analytics, we are helping unlock the full potential of digital health, transforming how clinical research is conducted, how care is delivered, and how patients experience healthcare. Our solutions are built to scale, driving efficiency, improving decision‑making, and ultimately delivering better outcomes for patients worldwide.

At Evinova, we are driven by a shared purpose to transform health through data and digital innovation. Our teams collaborate across disciplines to solve complex challenges, continuously learning and evolving in a fast‑paced, high‑impact environment.

We also recognize the importance of flexibility and balance. Our ways of working support both individual needs and team collaboration. To foster connection and collaboration, employees are expected to work from the office three days per week, creating opportunities for in‑person teamwork, innovation, and meaningful connection.

We are seeking a Product Manager for One Site — Evinova's unified digital workspace for clinical trial sites. One Site is the front door that connects site staff to the studies, tasks, documents, and tools they need across all their sponsors — reducing operational burden and giving site staff more time to focus on patients. The Product Manager for One Site will own the strategy and delivery of key parts of this platform, working across the full site lifecycle from feasibility and start‑up through in‑study operations to close‑out.

Our context is defined by overlapping transformations. Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping how sites work — creating new opportunities to reduce the manual effort that dominates site coordinators' days, from visit scheduling to document navigation to managing communications. At the same time, clinical research itself is evolving rapidly, driven by new regulatory frameworks, increasingly complex protocols, and a growing demand for tools that genuinely work for sites rather than being designed around sponsor needs.

As Product Manager for One Site, you will guide the design and delivery of a platform that meaningfully improves how sites operate — reducing login sprawl, manual scheduling effort, and communication overload, while embedding AI‑powered capabilities that are trustworthy, auditable, and fit for a regulated environment.

This is a strategic, cross‑disciplinary role. You will need deep fluency in how clinical research sites actually operate — not just familiarity with the lifecycle, but genuine understanding of what a site coordinator, CRA, or investigator deals with day to day. You will bring that knowledge into every product decision, acting as the voice of the site in a team of engineers, designers, and clinical experts.

You will be responsible for leading and guiding the multi‑disciplinary product work (persona mapping, value mapping, requirements shaping, and more) within a small cross‑functional product team.

This is a chance to build a product that genuinely changes how clinical research sites work — in a space where the tools have not kept pace with what sites need, and where there is real opportunity to do something that matters.

• Set and communicate the One Site product strategy, defining long‑term vision while delivering against business goals and evolving site user needs — spanning the full trial lifecycle from feasibility and start‑up through in‑study execution to close‑out.
• Own the product roadmap for One Site, making clear sequencing decisions across platform infrastructure, workflow capabilities, and AI‑powered features — and defending those decisions with evidence.
• Lead continuous user research and discovery with clinical trial site staff — site coordinators, investigators, CRAs, and site managers — to deeply understand…