Senior Product Manager

About Maven Maven is reinventing our post-secondary education system from the ground up. We're starting with practical, professional courses on key skills taught by leading experts in your field. Think: learning AI Product Management from a head of product at OpenAI or an engineering lead at Meta. Our cohort-based model means our engagement rates are 80-90% instead of the 5-10% from video-based learning. Maven's marketplace has 500+ expert-led cohort-based courses, 70K+ student alumni, and 700K+ registered users. Today, we're direct to consumer but eventually we'll offer certificate programs, MBA-like programs, and sell directly to businesses. We are founder-led; our CEO, Gagan, co-founded Udemy, and our CTO, Shreyans, was the first engineer at Venmo. Our business grew over 100% last year and is on track for profitability. We've raised $25 million from Andreessen Horowitz, First Round, and an incredible roster of angel investors. Role details We’re looking for a Product leader to help take our marketplace to the next level. This is ideal for a mid-career PM who wants to accelerate an already growing company. We have a solid foundation, but have barely tapped the broader market of professional learners. We believe improving the core product experience (specifically course creation, conversion, and satisfaction) will unlock further growth. There’s a lot of unexplored green space and you’ll help us scope opportunities, define the roadmap, and learn from what’s working. Questions you might explore: How do we help instructors confidently launch their course through our onboarding? How do we communicate value and credibility through the course landing page? How do we deliver transformative learning through the course tooling? Please mention the word **ADVENTURESOME** and tag ROTUuMjE2LjE3MS4xNjM= when applying to show you read the job post completely (#ROTUuMjE2LjE3MS4xNjM=). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.