Own the vision and roadmap for internal DHCS products that support operational excellence in BHT.
Identify and prioritize problems to solve, balancing immediate needs (e.g., process clarity, onboarding support) with longer-term strategic bets (e.g., AI-assisted knowledge and tools).
Collaborate cross-functionally with policy, program, IT, and external partner teams to understand how new policies, systems, and practices must fit together into an integrated operating model.
Drive user research and usability testing with internal DHCS staff to ensure products are accessible, useful, and aligned to real-world operating needs.
Define product success using clear, outcome-oriented metrics tied to improvements in staff knowledge, process adoption, system usage, and support burden reduction.
Translate policy and training requirements into concrete product functionality, collaborating with technical teams to implement and iterate on internal-facing platforms.
Build feedback loops across systems and roles to continuously improve how DHCS maintains and evolves institutional knowledge and operational performance.
Mission-driven. You’re looking for the opportunity to provide massive impact and are excited about the possibility of transforming how government manages existing and future service delivery processes.
Experienced principal product manager. You have 6–10+ years of product management experience, including leading complex or cross-cutting internal platforms, knowledge systems, or operations-facing tools.
A systems thinker. You can see how disparate products, policies, and processes connect—and know how to design solutions that align them.
User obsessed. You meet your customers where they are and cater to their needs. You believe great internal tools are intuitive, useful, and support real-world job performance—and you design with that in mind.
Outcome-oriented. You measure success based on meaningful behavioral or operational changes, not just shipping features or documentation.
A collaborative leader. You work well across policy, IT, operations, and program teams—even when goals are not fully aligned at the start.
Technically curious. You don’t need to code, but you’re comfortable working with engineering teams and exploring concepts like workflow automation, service design, and knowledge graphs.
Operationally minded. You understand maturing the operations of a large organization takes more than just new tools, it requires upleveling people, and processes and you’re able to balance all three to succeed.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience solving human operational challenges with AI and machine-learning.
Experience with government operations, public sector transformation, or behavioral health policy implementation.
Familiarity with service design, training platforms, or internal support systems (e.g., knowledge bases, ticketing systems, process orchestration tools).
Exposure to AI-powered knowledge management or structured content systems (e.g., ontologies, taxonomies, knowledge graphs).