Senior Product Manager, Student Success

Panorama Education

Senior Product Manager leading Student Success product line at Panorama Education. Driving end-to-end outcomes and empowering educators to improve student outcomes through holistic data.

Posted 5/4/2026full-timeRemote • 🇺🇸 United StatesSenior💰 $144,071 - $211,869 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Shape a clear, compelling vision and roadmap for Student Success aligned with Panorama’s strategic goals. Determine where AI-powered capabilities can meaningfully differentiate our product and accelerate student outcomes.
Accountable for driving product line performance, in partnership with cross-functional leaders. Identify and activate levers (beyond roadmap) to improve adoption, retention, client satisfaction, and business impact. Drive behavior change—not just feature delivery—to ensure sustained value in customer workflows.
Define where intelligent automation creates the most value for educators. Partner with Applied Research & Data Science to ship AI features responsibly, including early warning systems and intervention recommendations. Champion fairness, transparency, and data privacy.
Collaborate with other PMs to drive cross-product opportunities and cohesive, platform-level experiences with Student Success at the center.
Lead your squad to deliver with focus, velocity, and quality, ensuring work ties to clear product and business outcomes. Operate effectively in ambiguity, defining problems before solutions.
Engage clients and internal partners to solve complex challenges, balancing immediate needs with scalable, long-term solutions.
Evolve our reporting suite from static dashboards to proactive, intelligent systems that drive action.
Partner across Engineering, Design, Research, Client Partnerships, Revenue, and Marketing to develop, launch, and iterate on features. Drive continuous clarity and alignment across stakeholders.
Define and own key product metrics. Regularly use data and AI tools to evaluate success, validate value, and inform high ROI prioritization.

Requirements

What you’ll need

5+ years of product management experience, ideally in reporting, analytics, or K-12 edtech
Proven track record owning product strategy and outcomes (not just outputs) for a major product line, with KPI-driven growth
Strong customer empathy and discovery skills, translating needs into scalable product strategies and thoughtfully managing escalations
Deep understanding of educator needs and the technical and adaptive challenges districts face (K-12 education/edtech experience a strong plus)
Self-starter mindset, skilled at navigating ambiguity, defining problems, driving cross-functional execution autonomously, and communicating clearly and proactively
Collaborative spirit, leading and influencing across functions without direct authority
Strong analytical skills and ability to use data to make strategic decisions
Experience building or shipping AI-powered features and a clear POV on how AI changes product craft
Hands-on use of AI tools in day-to-day PM work such as research synthesis, prototyping, and analysis, and genuine excitement about pushing that further
Skilled at managing up, aligning stakeholders, and bringing others along; operates with high autonomy while incorporating feedback

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive salary and benefits (including equity, health, dental & vision, retirement contribution, parental leave, and mental health & wellness support).
Remote-first culture: Panoramians can work anywhere in the continental U.S.
Mission-driven colleagues who care deeply about making education more equitable and sustainable.

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Hard Skills & Tools

product managementKPI-driven growthAI-powered featuresdata analysisreportinganalyticsproduct strategycustomer discoveryproblem definitioncross-functional execution

Soft Skills

customer empathycollaborative spiritself-starter mindsetcommunicationinfluencingnavigating ambiguitystrategic decision-makingmanaging escalationsleading without authorityautonomy