CodePath is a nonprofit technical-education organization that helps college students prepare for software careers. It builds learning programs and digital platforms with support from universities and technology employers.

Senior Product Manager, Learner Platform Experience

Own CodePath’s learner platform and AI learning tools, improving engagement, retention and learning outcomes as the platform grows.

Salary
$200,000–$232,000/year · total compensation
Commitment
Full-time
Remote region
Remote · United States
Engagement
Full-time employee
Duration
Permanent

About this role

This product role owns the digital experience used by CodePath students, alumni, partner institutions and working engineers. It reports to the Chief Product Officer. The remit includes the course portal, learning between live sessions, and taking the AI Tutor and AI Grader from prototypes into products.

The product manager sets priorities with Learning, Curriculum and Engineering while measuring learner progress, engagement and retention. The employer seeks someone who has improved an established product as usage grew, uses AI in their workflow, and can turn ambiguous needs into clear requirements. The position is fully remote within the United States.

Role requirements and focus

What you’ll work on

  • Develop the learner platform roadmap and run experiments to improve learning outcomes.
  • Bring AI tutoring and grading into the student experience.

What they’re looking for

  • Experience scaling an existing product and improving engagement or retention.
  • Strong analytical judgment and clear communication with technical and learning teams.

Skills and focus

  • Product strategy
  • Product analytics
  • AI learning products
  • SQL
  • Figma

Useful context

Specialty

Technical product

Work type

Full-time employee

Source

CodePath / Greenhouse

Last verified

Sep 13

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