Senior Product Manager, Falcon Writer

Veeva Systems

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Work type: Remote
Location: Boston, MAPleasanton, CAColumbus, OHKansas City, MONew York, NYRaleigh, NCToronto, Ontario, Canada
Salary: $120,000–$200,000 / yr
Posted: 31 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live today
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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About Veeva Systems

Veeva Systems is a cloud software company serving the global life sciences industry, providing CRM, clinical, regulatory, quality, and data applications used by pharmaceutical and biotech companies.

Veeva Systems currently has 63 open roles on FindRole.

Listed pay typically runs $80,000–$175,000 across 63 roles with salary data.

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TL;DR · Senior Product Manager, Falcon Writer

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The Senior Product Manager - Falcon Writer joins the Product Management & Alliances team to own a core part of an AI authoring product for regulated life sciences content. This role involves owning and designing product features from start to finish, including user stories, functional requirements, and quality control checks. You will work directly with medical writing, regulatory, and clinical teams to understand complex workflows and turn ambiguous problems into clear technical requirements for engineering. Key responsibilities include defining metrics for authoring speed and draft quality while managing the product lifecycle. Required skills include experience shipping AI or machine learning features, understanding model behavior and guardrails, and leading customer discovery. The work focuses on drafting submittable documents from customer data to ensure accuracy in a highly regulated domain.

What does a Product Manager earn in Massachusetts?

Median $174700 from 35 postings across 10 companies.

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Skills

Generative AI Machine Learning SaaS Veeva Vault Prompt Design Model Evaluation Content Management Document Generation User Stories Functional Requirements Non-functional Requirements QA Clinical Study Reports Regulatory Submissions

What you'll do

Own and design product features from start to finish, including user stories and functional requirements.
Translate ambiguous, early-stage customer problems into clear technical requirements and prioritized, shippable work.
Acquire deep subject matter expertise in medical writing to understand complex document workflows and compliance requirements.
Work directly with medical writers, regulatory, and clinical teams to gather requirements and understand source data.
Define and track key metrics such as authoring speed, draft quality, and product adoption.
Collaborate with Development, QA, and Project Management teams to ensure high-quality product delivery.
Reason about AI system behaviors to define necessary guardrails, verifications, and human review processes.

What we're looking for

4+ years of hands-on product management experience.
Experience shipping AI or machine learning product features and defining AI use cases with clear business value.
Ability to translate complex customer workflows and ambiguous problems into clear product direction and technical requirements.
Extensive customer-facing experience with the ability to lead discovery and align senior stakeholders.
Experience in the Life Sciences industry, SaaS, and/or enterprise products (preferred).
Familiarity with regulatory, clinical, medical writing, or pharma document workflows (preferred).
Experience with content management, document generation, or Veeva/Vault products (preferred).
Familiarity with generative AI workflows, prompt design, or building AI prototypes (preferred).