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The Associate Product Manager will advocate for user experience, collaborate across teams, manage product development, and ensure successful launches while gaining expertise in edtech products.

Maintain and improve CI/CD pipelines and deployment systems for containerized applications. Build reusable workflows, automated testing and validation, dynamic test environments, and artifact pipelines. Partner with brand engineering teams to enable reliable releases, troubleshoot build/deploy issues, and improve developer productivity across multiple products and teams.

Manage and enhance IXL's digital marketing platform by designing data pipelines and collaborating with marketing teams to optimize performance.

As Product Manager, you'll drive the product roadmap by aligning SEO and content strategies to enhance user engagement for Education.com, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and evolving the product vision.

Join IXL's inside sales team to perform cold outbound and inbound qualification, process transactional sales, maintain CRM data, support sales campaigns, research growth opportunities, and deliver virtual product demonstrations to educators, students, parents, and administrators.

The IXL Product Manager will enhance educational products by understanding user needs, developing seamless experiences, managing project schedules, and collaborating across teams to deliver impactful features.

Create compelling print designs across multiple educational subject areas while maintaining brand consistency. Collaborate with content teams, manage multiple short-deadline requests, and implement revisions accurately and efficiently.

Sell and promote IXL’s K-12 math core curriculum to new and existing customers across California. Partner with field sales teams to develop strategies, prospect districts and state departments, deliver presentations to educators, support adoption processes, and provide personalized assistance throughout the sales cycle. The role requires strong EdTech and curriculum sales expertise, excellent communication and presentation skills, and extensive travel.

Sell Rosetta Stone enterprise language-learning solutions to new and existing customers. Manage the full sales cycle, develop account plans, meet quotas, identify opportunities, present product benefits virtually, build long-term partnerships, gather customer feedback, and represent the product at conferences and customer sites.

Test digital math curriculum for mathematical errors, typos, formatting issues, grading bugs, and visual defects. Verify digital problems against original designs, document issues, and collaborate with curriculum designers to complete revisions and meet project deadlines. The role requires college-level calculus knowledge, exceptional attention to detail, clear communication, and preferably a mathematics degree or experience testing digital educational materials.