Group Product Manager at instructure

instructure

Budapest·1d ago

Mid LevelFull-timeRustAWSGoAI

Salary Range

HUF 1,500,000 - HUF 2,200,000 /month

About the Role

We are looking for an experienced Group Product Manager to join the Canvas team at Instructure. This role involves shaping the vision and strategy of Canvas, a flagship suite of products focused on creating an AI-first platform to connect the learning ecosystem.

Key Responsibilities

→Contribute to the vision and strategy of Canvas, prioritizing the most impactful investments to drive measurable value for learners, learning organizations, and partners.
→Lead product development from discovery to general availability, ensuring successful development, delivery, and go-to-market.
→Deeply understand user, customer, and partner needs through interviews, data, and experimentation, bringing their voice into every decision.
→Define success measures that matter, then track and report against them to ensure accountability and progress.
→Collaborate with other product managers, design, engineering, and go-to-market teams to define strategy, align on priorities and solutions, and ship with speed.
→Leverage AI-powered workflows to drive efficiency, reducing time-to-validation while delivering innovative solutions.

Requirements

✓5+ years of product management experience, ideally in edtech or adjacent industries where outcomes and trust matter.
✓Proven ability to define measurable success criteria and hit them.
✓A bias to action, moving quickly from ideas to experiments, reducing time-to-learning, and making informed decisions with imperfect information.
✓Strong customer empathy and ability to translate insights into actionable product direction.
✓Excellent collaboration skills, with experience aligning diverse stakeholders and working within cross-functional teams.
✓Comfort with ambiguity, bringing clarity, structure, and measurable outcomes to evolving product spaces.
✓An innovative spirit, comfortable challenging the status quo and experimenting with new approaches.