Senior Product Manager

location_onSan Francisco, California, United Statespayments$180,000 – $210,000/yrschedule14 hours ago
sync_altWork style:Hybrid
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Job description

About the Role

As a Senior Product Manager at an AI-focused education technology company, you will own a product problem domain from strategy through execution and iteration. You will work across engineering, design, and go-to-market teams to deliver useful learning products that help teachers personalize learning and support student outcomes.

What You'll Do
  • Define the strategy and roadmap for an end-to-end product problem domain.
  • Partner with engineering and design to shape, build, and launch high-quality product features.
  • Collaborate with go-to-market teams to align product work with delivery and adoption needs.
  • Iterate on shipped products using feedback and a focus on getting improvements into users' hands quickly.
  • Help connect AI-enabled product capabilities with practical teaching and learning workflows.
What We're Looking For
  • Five to eight years of product management experience, including ownership of work from strategy through delivery.
  • Professional Mandarin speaking ability.
  • Familiarity with AI and machine learning, large language models, data pipelines, frontend user experience, backend systems, and workflow automation.
  • Experience or interest in education technology and products that support teachers and student learning.
  • A decisive, hands-on working style, with a willingness to collaborate closely and iterate based on real product use.
Compensation & Benefits

The annual salary range is $180,000 to $210,000 USD. Visa sponsorship is available.

Location

This is a hybrid role based in San Francisco, California, United States.

Skills mentioned


San Francisco, California, United States

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