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Kontakt.io
Posted 76 days agoVerified live 2d ago

Deployment Program Manager

Brief overview

Remote
$150k–$170k/yrStated range
Deployment Workflow ManagementHospital ITPre-salesSales EngineeringDashboard BuildingTechnical Stakeholder Management

Job description

Summary

Kontakt.io is a company focused on improving hospital operations through intelligent software and hardware solutions. They are seeking a Deployment Program Manager to oversee the health of deployments across hospital customers, ensuring long-term effectiveness and building relationships with stakeholders.

Responsibilities

  • Own the deployment workflow end-to-end — from the deployment application itself to how hardware performs in the field, months after installation
  • Travel to customer sites (~6 weeks per quarter) to observe live deployments, talk to hospital stakeholders, and verify — firsthand — that things are working as reported
  • Build strong relationships with hospital-side business and project owners, translating their pain points and priorities into clear input for product and engineering
  • Partner closely with Professional Services, whose program and project managers are incentivized to move fast — your job is to be the counterweight, obsessively focused on whether deployments hold up over time, not just whether they shipped on time
  • Work with Customer Success to catch early signals of deployment drift or recurring issues before they become churn risks
  • Collaborate with mobile (iOS/Android), firmware, and hardware teams to understand technical constraints and push fixes upstream
  • Feed structured, evidence-based feedback to the product team — and use that credibility to directly influence the roadmap
  • Use AI tools independently to build what you need — quick dashboards, tracking tools, or analysis — without waiting on engineering bandwidth

Skills

  • Have a background in pre-sales, sales engineering, or a similarly stakeholder-facing technical role — you're comfortable in a room with hospital IT staff, project owners, and clinicians, and can translate between technical and business language fluently
  • Have a healthy skepticism — 'someone told me it's working' is a starting point for you, not an answer. You go verify
  • Are borderline obsessive about deployment quality and longevity, even when the people around you are incentivized to move on to the next thing
  • Are comfortable using AI tools as a self-starter — you don't need hand-holding to build a dashboard or automate a report; you just go do it
  • Are genuinely energized by travel and being on-site — this isn't an occasional trip, it's a regular part of the job (~8 weeks/quarter)
  • Can hold your ground with Professional Services and Customer Success teams respectfully, even when your priorities (long-term reliability) conflict with theirs (speed)
  • Have strong written and verbal communication skills — you'll be the voice that carries field reality back to product and engineering
  • You've worked in healthcare, hospital IT, or another environment with complex physical/technical deployments

Qualifications

Must Haves

  • Have a background in pre-sales, sales engineering, or a similarly stakeholder-facing technical role — you're comfortable in a room with hospital IT staff, project owners, and clinicians, and can translate between technical and business language fluently
  • Have a healthy skepticism — 'someone told me it's working' is a starting point for you, not an answer. You go verify
  • Are borderline obsessive about deployment quality and longevity, even when the people around you are incentivized to move on to the next thing
  • Are comfortable using AI tools as a self-starter — you don't need hand-holding to build a dashboard or automate a report; you just go do it
  • Are genuinely energized by travel and being on-site — this isn't an occasional trip, it's a regular part of the job (~8 weeks/quarter)
  • Can hold your ground with Professional Services and Customer Success teams respectfully, even when your priorities (long-term reliability) conflict with theirs (speed)
  • Have strong written and verbal communication skills — you'll be the voice that carries field reality back to product and engineering

Nice to Haves

  • You've worked in healthcare, hospital IT, or another environment with complex physical/technical deployments

Benefits

  • Equity in a high-growth company scaling toward $400M+ ARR and backed by leading investors
  • Full health, dental, and vision coverage, a 401k, paid time off, paid parental leave and all the tools you need to do your best work
  • Autonomy to solve meaningful problems with work that ships quickly and makes a difference

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