Head of Product, AI Therapy

About Us

OurRitual is a fast-growing digital platform reshaping how relationship therapy works. We combine expert-led therapy sessions with AI-powered support to create a blended experience — where clinical depth and intelligent technology weave together into something neither could deliver alone. A therapist brings depth. AI brings continuity. Together, they reshape what relationship support feels like in the 167 hours between sessions.

We call it Continuous Therapy. We've reached product-market fit with strong growth, exceptional engagement, and retention that breaks the category. We have 200+ expert therapists on the platform and the largest dataset of clinically-annotated couples therapy sessions in existence. We're pre-Series A, at the stage where AI moves from feature to foundation.

Role Overview

As a Head of Product — AI Therapy, you will own how AI and clinical expertise come together across the product to create a new kind of therapy experience. This role sits at the intersection of consumer product, AI technology, and clinical science — defining what intelligent relationship support looks like when it's grounded in real therapeutic data and validated by real clinicians.

You'll design the conversational AI that supports users between sessions — emotional processing, conversation preparation, reflections, personalized guidance. You'll build the intelligence layer that turns therapy session data into structured relationship context, so every interaction feels informed by the couple's actual journey. And you'll push into open space — new product surfaces, new modes of support, new ways to make therapists more effective — because the category is being created now and the playbook doesn't exist.

This is a hands-on role that requires balancing vision with execution, working closely with our clinical lead, AI engineers, and design team to ship products where every word matters — because people are vulnerable when they use them. In regular collaboration with founders and clinical leadership, you'll shape the AI therapy strategy and help define the future of continuous, tech-enabled relationship support.

Key Responsibilities

AI Product Definition

• Own the AI therapy product surface — conversational flows, tone, behavioral rules, guardrails, and prompt engineering for between-session support
• Define how AI shows up across modes: emotional processing, conversation preparation, reflections, personalized guidance
• Drive the user-facing AI experience from spec to ship — ensuring it feels warm, safe, and clinically grounded
  
  

• Define how therapy session data becomes structured relationship context — extraction logic, confidence scoring, lifecycle management, recommendation systems
• Build the intelligence layer that makes AI interactions feel informed by the couple's history and therapeutic journey
• Shape content recommendation and insight delivery systems
  
  

• Partner with clinical lead and therapist network to validate every AI behavior before it reaches users
• Translate therapeutic frameworks into product specs that engineers can build from
• Design expert-in-the-loop workflows and crisis safety protocols
• Ensure what ships is therapeutically sound, not just technically impressive
  
  

• Identify and develop new AI-powered experiences — adaptive insights, tools for therapists, modes of support that don't exist yet
• Run POCs with real users, define acceptance criteria, measure outcomes, iterate
• Collaborate with consumer product initiatives to ensure AI and human experiences are seamlessly aligned
  
  

• 5+ years of product management in consumer products, with real AI/ML experience
• Hands-on LLM product work — prompt engineering, model behavior, shipping AI that needs to be safe and reliable
• Genuine interest in therapy, mental health, or emotional wellbeing — you understand why clinical grounding matters and why this space demands more care than most
• Strong spec-writing — translating complex behavioral and clinical requirements into clear, buildable definitions
• Cross-functional fluency — comfortable going deep with engineers on architecture, with clinicians on therapeutic frameworks, with designers on experience
• Builder mentality — energized by defining problems, not just executing against a predetermined roadmap
• Fluent English
  
  

• Health-tech, therapy-tech, or regulated consumer product experience
• Conversational AI background — designing conversation flows, managing AI tone and personality
• Personal experience with therapy (individual or couples) — it gives intuition that's hard to teach
• 0-to-1 product track record at early-stage companies
• Experience with clinical validation workflows or expert-in-the-loop AI systems