Location: Bangalore (with frequent field travel)
Experience: 0–5 years (experience optional, mindset mandatory)
About Remidio Innovative Solutions
At Remidio, we’re building products that help detect eye disease and systemic diseases through the eye, early—often before patients even know something is wrong. Our AI-powered screening solutions are used in clinics, optical stores, hospitals, and large public health programs across India and globally.
This is healthcare where products meet the real world—busy clinics, frontline health workers, imperfect infrastructure, and millions of patients who need solutions that actually work.
Who This Role Is For
This role is for builders and learners, not spectators.
If you:
Learn fast
Ask uncomfortable questions
Are willing to go to the field to understand reality
Don’t mind ambiguity
Are okay working hard when the problem matters
... you’ll thrive here.
Prior product experience is nice to have, not required. Learning agility, ownership, and curiosity matter far more.
What You’ll Do
Learn From the Ground Up
Spend time in the field: clinics, hospitals, screening camps, optical stores
Observe how doctors, technicians, and patients actually use our products
Learn where things break, confuse, or slow people down
Build Products That Work in the Real World
Translate real-world problems into product ideas and requirements
Work closely with engineering, AI, design, and clinical teams
Help shape features across devices, software, and AI algorithms
Test, iterate, and improve based on feedback—not assumptions
Own Outcomes Early
Take ownership of small but important product areas early on
Track what’s working, what’s not, and why
Support pilots, launches, and deployments
Learn how regulated healthcare products are built and scaled
Grow Into a Strong Product Leader
Learn product thinking, prioritization, and execution by doing
Develop an intuition for users, markets, and trade-offs
Get exposure to AI, medical devices, regulation, and global health
What We’re Looking For
Non-Negotiables
Strong learning agility and intellectual curiosity
Willingness to work hard and take responsibility
Comfort with ambiguity and imperfect information
Willingness to travel to the field and learn directly from users
Clear thinking and the ability to communicate simply
Good Signals (Any of These Help)
Background in engineering, science, design, medicine, or analytics
Internships, projects, or startups where you built or shipped something
Genuine interest in healthcare, AI, or impact-driven products
Ability to listen deeply and synthesize insights
What We Don’t Care Much About
Fancy job titles
Perfect resumes
Knowing all the answers on Day 1
Why This Role Is Special
You’ll work on products that impact millions of patients
You’ll learn faster than in most “safe” product roles
You’ll see how AI moves from a model to real clinical decisions
You’ll get responsibility early and grow with the company
You’ll learn by being close to customers, not slides
What Success Looks Like (6–12 Months In)
You understand our users better than most people in the room
You can independently drive parts of the product roadmap
Engineers and clinicians trust your judgment
You’re turning field insights into better products
