Top Insurance Product Manager Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Owns the full lifecycle of an assigned GIS product or business system, including discovery, strategy, roadmap recommendations, backlog prioritization, requirements, delivery partnership, user acceptance testing, release readiness, adoption, and outcome measurement. Translates business needs between stakeholders and technical teams, makes day-to-day product decisions, manages dependencies and trade-offs, and recommends roadmap investments within established strategic and architectural guidelines.

Leads product initiatives from concept through launch and lifecycle management. Responsibilities include market and customer research, requirements development, roadmap planning, feature prioritization, business case and pricing development, pilot programs, product demonstrations, and cross-functional collaboration with engineering, sales, marketing, support, and internal stakeholders. The role also identifies partnership opportunities, defines success metrics, and delivers products within scope, timeline, and budget.

The Product Manager will develop product vision and roadmap, coordinate with engineering and design, and analyze data to drive decisions, ensuring user needs are met in a crisis assistance platform.

Own and grow an internal platform for carrier contracting, commissions, and agency operations. Collaborate with engineering, design, and ops to define specs, run user research and experiments, ship features, drive adoption, and align product strategy with regulatory and operational requirements.

Lead product strategy, roadmap, and execution for Oscar’s Lucie Health Marketplace. Partner with Engineering, Data, Design, Product, and Operations teams to define priorities, OKRs, and KPIs; solve ambiguous cross-domain problems; manage complex initiatives, timelines, risks, and requirements; improve user and operational outcomes; and mentor junior product managers. The role focuses on healthcare marketplace experiences, AI investments, strategic partnerships, and end-to-end shopping functionality.

Lead product strategy and commercialization for payer offerings by translating market intelligence and client insights into 12–24 month roadmaps. Drive market discovery, business case development, go-to-market planning, and cross-functional alignment with Product, Engineering, Sales, Marketing, Finance, and Client Services to maximize adoption and commercial performance for MedInsight payer products.

Own and scale a new product bet from concept or early launch through product-market fit. Responsibilities include researching customer pain points, analyzing quantitative and qualitative data, prioritizing high-impact opportunities, defining the roadmap, shipping products, gathering feedback, and iterating rapidly. Products may include home, motorcycle, boat, RV, property tax, or other asset-related offerings.

Senior Product Manager responsible for the vision, strategy, and roadmap of Root’s pricing platforms and rating engine. The role leads cross-functional prioritization across engineering, data science, analytics, actuarial, risk, legal, compliance, and state management. Responsibilities include accelerating model deployment, improving data services, building experimentation tools, governing APIs and event-driven architectures, reducing regulatory bottlenecks, and supporting expansion into new states and markets.

Supports a complex embedded-insurance product program by monitoring data, maintaining documentation and changelogs, triaging and reproducing bugs, QA testing engineering work, managing tickets, and investigating issues through logs, dashboards, and observability tools. Partners closely with product, engineering, operations, data, vendors, and platform partners. This is intended as a candidate’s first product role, with training provided.

Owns the vision, backlog, prioritization, delivery outcomes, and lifecycle of Salesforce-supported enterprise products. Translates stakeholder needs into epics, features, user stories, and acceptance criteria; leads Agile ceremonies; accepts completed work; and partners with engineering, architecture, data, QA, compliance, legal, audit, and health plan teams. Ensures solutions meet business, security, regulatory, and operational requirements while identifying risks, optimization opportunities, and automation improvements.