Product Manager
About Lively Lively set out to raise the bar on benefit solutions, because we believe no one should have to sacrifice personal wellness for financial wellness. While traditional benefits focus more on transactions and less on the humans using them, Lively harnesses user-centric design and innovative technology to deliver an effortless experience for employers and account holders alike. Our modern HSA is consistently top-rated, and we have since expanded our offerings to provide a full suite of other benefits and services for companies, consumers, and financial institutions. Lively is a remote-first company, headquartered in San Francisco with employees across the US. Come join us and help make getting the value out of your benefits as simple as it should be. ABOUT LIVELY Lively is a leading health savings and benefits platform built for today's modern workforce. We make it simple for employers, brokers, and employees to maximize the value of HSAs, FSAs, HRAs, and other benefits accounts. Our platform combines intuitive technology with expert guidance â and we're now building the next generation of AI-powered benefits experiences that transform how employers administer and employees engage with their benefits. We move fast, think big, and build products that have a direct impact on people's financial health. This is an opportunity to shape products used by thousands of employers and millions of employees across the United States. THE ROLE We are seeking an experienced and strategic Senior Product Manager to join our growing team. In this role, you'll lead product strategy and delivery across Lively's B2B and B2C product surfaces â from the employer dashboard and broker portal to the employee-facing app and AI powered agent experiences. You'll work at the intersection of healthcare benefits, financial technology, and applied AI, sha Please mention the word **SPARKLE** and tag RMTYyLjIyMC4yMzQuMjY= when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMTYyLjIyMC4yMzQuMjY=). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.