Lead Product Manager

Frog Street is hiring a Lead Product Manager to lead product management across its digital product pods. The role coordinates roadmaps, priorities, delivery, and measurable outcomes; manages and develops Digital Product Managers; and partners with cross-functional teams to improve product planning, adoption, and performance.

Responsibilities:

• Lead the ongoing coordination and prioritization of digital product roadmaps across assigned product pods, evaluating customer needs, business priorities, dependencies, capacity, and technical considerations
• Recommend sequencing, tradeoffs, and resource allocation across competing product priorities
• Manage and develop Digital Product Managers by establishing expectations, providing ongoing feedback and coaching, evaluating performance, and supporting professional growth
• Translate product priorities into clear plans, milestones, requirements, and measurable outcomes
• Coordinate dependencies, address product-side blockers and competing priorities, and maintain visibility into progress, risks, decisions, and matters requiring escalation
• Incorporate customer needs, user behavior, market insights, research findings, and product data into product priorities and decisions
• Define and monitor measures of product adoption, engagement, usability, customer value, and performance, using findings to recommend improvements
• Establish and maintain consistent product-management practices across pods, including roadmap management, prioritization, requirements development, backlog quality, documentation, decision-making, and outcome measurement
• Partner with Engineering and other delivery teams to strengthen planning, backlog readiness, estimation, dependency management, and delivery practices while maintaining clear accountability between Product and Engineering
• Coordinate with cross-functional partners to address product requirements, launch considerations, customer implications, dependencies, risks, and decisions
• Communicate product priorities, tradeoffs, risks, progress, and recommendations clearly to leadership and other stakeholders
• Identify opportunities to improve product-management practices, tools, documentation, and team effectiveness
• Promote the effective adoption and responsible use of approved technologies, including AI-assisted tools, within digital product workflows

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in business, computer science, information systems, product management, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience
• 7+ years of progressive experience in product management or digital product leadership within a software, SaaS, EdTech, or comparable digital-product environment
• Experience directly managing, coaching, and developing Product Managers or Product Owners
• Experience coordinating priorities, roadmaps, dependencies, and capacity across multiple products or product pods
• Demonstrated ability to translate product strategy, business priorities, and customer needs into prioritized roadmaps, requirements, delivery plans, and measurable outcomes
• Experience partnering closely with Engineering, Design, Research, and business stakeholders throughout the product lifecycle
• Strong practical experience with Agile product-development practices, backlog management, product discovery, and iterative delivery
• Experience using product analytics, customer insights, and performance measures to inform product decisions
• Strong technical literacy and the ability to engage Engineering in discussions about feasibility, dependencies, delivery risks, architecture, and implementation tradeoffs
• Strong people-leadership, communication, organization, judgment, and cross-functional influencing skills
• Ability to balance near-term delivery needs with longer-term product priorities and sustainable team practices
• Experience in EdTech, K–12 education, early childhood education, or another education-related environment
• Experience supporting a transition from traditional products or services to SaaS, establishing product pods, or maturing product-management practices