Top Edtech Product Manager Jobs in CO

Own the strategic vision and roadmap for Coursera’s AI-driven search experience. Lead conversational search, personalization, semantic and multilingual search, ranking, and discovery improvements. Partner with engineering, design, research, data science, ML, marketing, and partnerships teams to deliver scalable platform capabilities. Use experimentation, market analysis, KPIs, and customer insights to improve conversion, merchandising, learner experience, and revenue.

Own and improve the core learner platform to increase learning rate, retention, and engagement at scale. Prioritize an AI-first roadmap, ship AI-assisted features (AI Tutor, AI Grader), define outcome metrics, run experiments, and collaborate with Curriculum, Learning, and Engineering to deliver high-quality, engaging learner experiences.

Leads product strategy, backlog ownership, feature prioritization, roadmap development, and lifecycle delivery for a K-8 math product line. Uses customer feedback, field observations, analytics, and instructional needs to guide decisions. Collaborates with editorial, content, UX, marketing, sales, and implementation teams on product development and launches while monitoring product performance, usage, and ROI.

Own and prioritize the product backlog for AI-centered education and certification features. Write user stories and acceptance criteria, lead refinement and PI Planning, partner with engineering and AI science teams, translate expert needs into deliverable features, contribute to roadmaps, demonstrate products, and communicate with stakeholders and clients.

Own product strategy, discovery, roadmap priorities, and delivery for Cengage’s Higher Education Computing portfolio. Translate instructor, student, and institutional needs into digital learning products and measurable improvements in adoption, engagement, retention, learner success, and satisfaction. Lead user research, experimentation, analytics, prioritization, cross-functional collaboration, and go-to-market support while applying modern product practices, accessibility principles, and GenAI-enabled workflows.

Own the vision, strategy, backlog, and delivery of customer experience and support products. Conduct user discovery, define requirements, lead Agile sprint execution, monitor product performance, investigate issues, and deliver AI, MCP, and automation capabilities. Partner with engineering, UX, vendors, and stakeholders to resolve dependencies, communicate roadmap progress, and improve user outcomes across educator, student, and support experiences.

Supports AI product delivery through discovery, user stories, acceptance criteria, testing, documentation, enablement, pilots, and product operations. Collaborates with Engineering, Design, Security, Legal, Sales, and Client Success to launch AI tools and integrations, evaluate AI outputs, onboard users, track adoption, triage feedback, and convert recurring issues into documentation and backlog items.

The AI Product Manager is responsible for strategy and execution of AI solutions, managing product roadmaps, collaborating with teams, and improving AI performance through metrics and user feedback.

Owns the vision, strategy, roadmap, content portfolio, partnerships, and go-to-market workflows for careers and career and technical education products. The role integrates assessments with career content, leads customer and market research, manages content vendors and partners, defines product requirements, and coordinates with platform, engineering, marketing, sales, and customer success teams to drive adoption, usage, and revenue growth.

Own product management for educator-focused SaaS products, identifying customer needs and translating them into roadmap priorities, business requirements, and product features. Collaborate with technical product management, UX/UI, curriculum, sales, marketing, customer success, and other stakeholders throughout feature design, development, release, and delivery. Analyze market trends, customer feedback, and product data; communicate product value and release messaging; and balance customer needs with strategic and financial business objectives.