Luminai
Strategy Lead
SF Bay Area. Posted 4 months ago
The role
The Strategy Lead will identify promising domains and shape high-value use cases to guide company focus. You will work with leadership and various teams to turn market insight into strategic direction and product roadmap influence.
What you will do
- Research promising domains and workflow areas for Luminai
- Develop points of view on domain prioritization and winning strategies
- Build understanding of the competitive landscape and differentiation
- Shape how offerings are packaged, positioned, and taken to market
- Partner with Product and Engineering to inform roadmap direction
- Build relationships with domain experts and external operators
- Support early product-side work with the commercial team
- Identify and evaluate promising partnership opportunities
- Take ownership of ambiguous, high-priority problems from question to recommendation
Required qualifications
- 8+ years of relevant experience across strategy consulting, product, healthcare operations, business development, company-building, or related leadership roles
- Significant healthcare experience is a must, ideally with exposure to health systems and how they buy and operate
- Strong product instincts with experience shaping products, solutions, or workflow-based offerings
- Demonstrated track record of strong performance in demanding environments
- Ability to independently drive complex, cross-functional work from problem definition through recommendation and execution
- Evidence of independent business development judgment
- Excellent communication skills across technical and non-technical audiences
Nice to have
- Experience in AI, workflow automation, enterprise software, or adjacent healthcare technology categories
- Experience working closely with forward-deployed teams and health system operators
- SF Bay Area or New York City strongly preferred
Benefits
- Relocation support available for the right candidate
About the company
Luminai provides an integrated intelligence layer to automate manual healthcare workflows. The company has raised $60M in funding and is backed by investors including Peak XV Partners, Define Ventures, General Catalyst, and Y Combinator.