iRhythm Technologies, Inc.

• Drive execution of early-stage technology initiatives aligned with corporate strategy, clinical priorities, and platform vision • Translate innovation strategy into actionable, de-risked workstreams, pilots, feasibility studies, validation programs, and partnership opportunities • Own timelines, resource allocation, milestone delivery, and executive reporting across the Advanced Technologies portfolio • Develop business cases and strategic recommendations supporting investment decisions • Lead strategic assessments of emerging technologies, AI capabilities, digital biomarkers, sensors, and adjacent healthcare innovations • Serve as the primary operational leader for the Innovation Committee and Advanced Technologies function • Act as a delegated representative of executive leadership for Advanced Technology across Product, Business Development, Engineering, Science, Regulatory, and Commercial teams • Independently drive alignment, accountability, and decision-making across stakeholders with competing priorities • Establish milestones, deadlines, and decision frameworks that maintain organizational momentum • Create forward progress without requiring detailed direction or continuous oversight • Lead development of investment-grade Product Concept Documents • Define clinical need, target customer, workflow integration, technical feasibility, regulatory pathway, evidence strategy, commercialization approach, and business rationale • Drive cross-functional review, executive evaluation, and funding recommendations • Manage Advanced Technology budget and headcount as part of operating plan; manage incremental small-scale budgets for pilots and feasibility studies

• Proactively manage project-level scientific aspects of clinical research projects, including study design, analysis, and evidence dissemination • Support the Clinical Science function in development of clinical evidence strategies • Work closely with internal (product management, regulatory, R&D, data management and biostatistics) and external (clinical thought leaders and other subject matter experts) stakeholders to ensure robustness of clinical findings and alignment of evidence to iRhythm strategic goals • Lead development of clinical study design and study protocols for prospective trials in support of market clearance and post-market clinical evidence. • Develop analysis plans and study protocols for targeted analysis of existing datasets, including prior device registrations and other real-world evidence • With data management and biostatistics, drive analysis and interpretation of prospective clinical data and real-world evidence • Lead evidence dissemination for clinical applications and product programs through a)scientific writing including drafting and submission of conference abstracts and peer-reviewed journal articles, b)development of poster and slides for scientific meetings, and c)collaboration with internal and external co-authors through steering committees, investigator meetings and 1-on-1 communication • Cross-functional support of health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) and regulatory teams, including development of US and Global regulatory-clinical documentation (e.g., CSRs, CERs) • Participate in review of external investigator-initiated research proposals for scientific merit and alignment with iRhythm objectives • Periodically provide updates on study progress, and with respect to project plan. • Partner with clinical research operations to ensure timeliness of clinical study execution, mitigation of project risks, and adherence to quality standards, standard operating procedures (SOPs) and regulatory requirements.

• Establish and maintain strong relationships with regional and national commercial payers, government programs, and managed care organizations. • Support contract negotiations, reimbursement rate discussions, and payer credentialing processes. • Monitor and analyze payer policy changes, prior authorization trends, and reimbursement updates to provide strategic insights to internal teams. • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop and communicate iRhythm’s value proposition to payers. • Assist in the execution of strategies to expand coverage and streamline reimbursement pathways. • Work with Revenue Cycle and Market Access teams to resolve payer-related coverage and reimbursement issues. • Track and report payer interactions, policy updates, and coverage trends to identify opportunities and risks. • Provide analytical support for payer performance metrics, reimbursement rates, and market access initiatives. • Assist in developing educational materials, presentations, and tools for internal and external stakeholders. • Partner with Government Affairs to track Medicare and Medicaid policy changes and assess their impact on iRhythm’s services.

• Responsible for the design, build, and support of corporate networks, servers, storage, telephony, and systems • Implement observable, secure, and fault-tolerant solutions • Provide technical leadership, support, and direction across multiple teams and domains • Serve as an internal escalation point for day-to-day operations • Plan and execute projects across the infrastructure landscape • Lead and participate in infrastructure and systems and application projects • Device lifecycle support – Vulnerability remediation, firmware upgrades, decommission • Mentor less senior staff • Vendor management and interaction for hardware, software, and service troubleshooting and resolution • Help define and execute the strategy for infrastructure and systems across the enterprise • Support global operations for remote, manufacturing, and iRhythm Office-based workforces

• Partner with leadership to identify and implement market access and reimbursement strategies • Serve as a subject matter expert in reimbursement policy, payer dynamics, and contracting approaches • Provide strategic guidance to executive and commercial leadership on emerging payer trends and access risks or opportunities • Lead engagement with regional and national payer organizations • Establish and sustain high-level relationships with payer executives, medical directors, and health system decision-makers • Represent iRhythm in external payer forums, industry coalitions, and advocacy initiatives • Lead complex payer contract discussions and negotiations • Collaborate with Legal, Finance, and Commercial Operations to evaluate and implement contract terms • Leverage financial modeling, claims analysis, and market data to assess reimbursement performance • Translate data-driven insights into actionable payer engagement strategies and internal recommendations • Partner closely with Sales, Marketing, Medical Affairs, and Health Economics to ensure cohesive messaging • Advise internal teams on reimbursement trends and payer feedback

• Provide day-to-day support for Workday Adaptive Planning users. • Assist with maintaining models, dimensions, versions, levels, accounts, and security settings. • Support monthly, quarterly, and annual planning and forecasting cycles. • Troubleshoot user issues and coordinate resolution with internal teams and external vendors when needed. • Create and maintain reports, dashboards, sheets, and integrations. • Support system testing, enhancements, and release management activities. • Document system configurations, business processes, and support procedures. • Assist with administration and support of ERP finance-related modules and integrations. • Monitor data integrations between Adaptive Planning, ERP, and other financial applications. • Perform data validation, reconciliation, and quality assurance activities. • Support financial reporting tools and business intelligence solutions used by Finance and Accounting teams. • Help maintain master data and ensure consistency across financial systems. • Participate in finance systems enhancement projects and implementations.

• Lead the design, execution, and continuous improvement of the RCM audit approach • Establish and oversee internal and vendor-facing audit programs • Lead and govern call quality and performance review programs • Develop, standardize, and oversee RCM scorecards, KPIs, and performance frameworks • Own SOX compliance activities, including control design, execution oversight • Serve as a primary point of contact for Internal Audit and Compliance • Lead governance of payer portal access controls, offshore restrictions • Oversee payer contract validation and system configurations • Lead process improvement initiatives, defining future-state workflows

• Ensure compliance with FDA cybersecurity guidance and regulations in collaboration with Cybersecurity, Regulatory, Quality, and Systems Development teams. • Conduct comprehensive security risk assessments, including Cybersecurity Risk Assessments (CSRAs), to identify vulnerabilities and threats across device hardware, firmware, software, and cloud components. • Develop and maintain device-specific cyber threat models, factoring in patient safety, data privacy, and operational continuity. • Demonstrate familiarity with Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) and effectively communicate technical details. • Create and maintain cybersecurity documentation for pre- and post-market activities, ensuring regulatory alignment. • Produce detailed data flow diagrams to support the threat modeling process. • Participate in design reviews of medical device architectures and implementations, providing actionable recommendations for system security requirements. • Perform and support vulnerability analysis and coordinate the vulnerability management program, including scanning, patching, and remediation for medical devices. • Leverage and maintain application and threat detection tools (Veracode, Snyk, GitLab, or equivalent) to identify security flaws early in the SDLC. • Support investigation and remediation of device-related security incidents, minimizing impact and preventing recurrence. • Partner with the Privacy Team to ensure adherence to HIPAA, GDPR, and other data protection regulations.

• Proactively identify and cultivate new business opportunities through strategic targeting of EPs, cardiologists, and healthcare administrators within hospitals, IDNs, and private practices • Develop and execute a territory growth plan that emphasizes market penetration, product adoption, and long-term customer value • Lead the full sales cycle, from lead generation and needs assessment to contract close and onboarding • Deliver high-impact, data-driven sales presentations that effectively communicate clinical and economic value of the Zio platform • Establish and deepen relationships with key opinion leaders (KOLs), physicians, and executive stakeholders to develop champions and long-term advocacy • Navigate complex healthcare environments to drive strategic partnerships and account conversions • Build and maintain a robust sales pipeline using Salesforce.com to ensure accurate forecasting, territory planning, and timely reporting • Manage the ongoing performance and operational health of accounts, including training, inventory management, workflow optimization, and usage growth • Collaborate with cross-functional teams including KAMs, CX, FSRs, Payer Relations, Billing, Customer Success and Marketing to ensure a seamless customer experience • Maintain and manage all administrative pieces of the role including business planning, expense reporting and utilization of tools for tracking activity and account health • Continuously analyze territory performance, market trends, and competitive activity to refine strategies and identify opportunities for differentiation • Provide ongoing feedback to leadership on territory dynamics, customer needs, and market shifts • Consistently meet or exceed quarterly and annual sales goals

• Manage and support the organization’s identity infrastructure, including Active Directory and Okta • Manage user identity lifecycle processes, including; provisioning, de-provisioning, and end-user access management • Lead and support projects involving IAM technologies and integrations • Implement and integrate new solutions such as CyberArk and SAP • Work closely with engineers, system owners, and cross-functional teams • Partner with other business units to support identity and access needs