Product Owner (Digital Product)

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Remote: US & CanadaFull-Time

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Experience as a Product Owner or Product Manager working on education technology, interactive learning games, or SaaS digital products.
Experience working in Shape Up or a similar outcome-focused software development framework.
A track record of regularly shipping functional, high-quality software.
Demonstrated experience addressing digital accessibility across educator-facing platforms and interactive student learning experiences.
Experience with WCAG compliance, assistive-technology compatibility, and inclusive user experience.
Hands-on experience creating user flows, wireframes, and rapid prototypes, including with AI-assisted design tools.
Technical fluency to discuss data models, APIs, system constraints, dependencies, and tradeoffs with engineers.
Experience using product usage data and user feedback to inform priorities, assess results, and make scope decisions.
Knowledge of the Science of Reading, K–12 public school workflows, and classroom instructional delivery.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including framing problems clearly and explaining complex functionality in accessible language.
Ability to collaborate across technical, instructional, and customer-facing teams.
A bachelor’s or advanced degree in Education, Computer Science, Design, Business, or a related field is beneficial but not required.

Partner with curriculum, digital content, UX research, business leaders, and other stakeholders to identify user needs and define actionable problems.
Write concise briefs describing problems, intended outcomes, supporting evidence, and constraints.
Collaborate with senior engineers to shape solutions within available build-cycle time and resources.
Sketch user flows, identify technical dependencies, evaluate tradeoffs, and develop pitches for build teams.
Support execution by clarifying product intent, resolving open questions, and helping teams make scope decisions.
Triage escalated product questions, reported issues, and enhancement requests with appropriate teams.
Analyze product usage and educator feedback to assess adoption, usability, and the impact of improvements.
Create wireframes, user flows, and interactive prototypes, using AI-assisted design and prototyping tools.
Partner with engineering to address accessibility barriers, WCAG compliance, and assistive-technology compatibility.
Communicate product decisions and updates, and create release notes, FAQs, and internal training materials.

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