Lead Product Analyst, CDS Adoption & Engagement
Posted Sep 10, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
Tell me about an analysis that changed a product decision. How did you get people to act on it?
What they are checking: Whether their work leads to decisions, since this is explicitly not a reporting-only role.
Describe a time your analysis showed something a product leader did not want to hear.
What they are checking: Their courage and tact in delivering unwelcome findings.
How do you explain a finding about clinician behavior to an engineering team versus a commercial team?
What they are checking: Whether they adapt communication across Product, Engineering, Design and Commercial audiences.
What would you do
A product team shipped a new AI feature and usage went up. How would you tell if it actually drove meaningful action?
What they are checking: Whether they separate novelty usage from downstream action and think about causality.
The commercial team wants a dashboard with fifty metrics. How do you respond?
What they are checking: Whether they push toward a few metrics that matter while still meeting the stakeholder's real need.
About the work
How would you define engagement for a clinical decision support product, where a short visit might mean the clinician got exactly what they needed?
What they are checking: Whether they design metrics that reflect clinical value instead of assuming more time on page is better.
Write out loud the SQL logic you would use to find where users drop off between searching UpToDate and opening a topic.
What they are checking: Whether they can query usage data directly, which the posting says is expected, not optional.
How would you set up a cohort analysis to see whether new users are adopting faster than they did last year?
What they are checking: Their practical skill with cohorts, segments and time-based comparisons.
What can go wrong with event tracking data, and how do you check it before trusting a result?
What they are checking: Data skepticism and quality checks, which prevent confident but wrong recommendations.
How would you design an experiment to test a change to the clinician workflow inside a hospital setting where A/B testing is hard?
What they are checking: Whether they know alternatives like staged rollouts or matched comparisons when clean experiments are not possible.
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