product
Posted Apr 28, 2025Product Lead, Progress
at Stellic
San Mateo, United StatesRemote
Requirements
- Every student plan, every advisor conversation, every graduation clearance starts with an accurate representation of where a student stands against their degree requirements.
- Our platform transforms the student experience, giving them the tools they need to make the right decisions about their degree plans, track their journey, and build an education and career path that's truly their own.
- You go deep with engineers rather than around them, and you hold yourself accountable for outcomes, not output.
- - Pattern recognition at scale: You'll identify what's common across universities — even when they describe their needs differently — and design solutions that serve many without building one-offs.
- experience with clear growth in scope and ownership over time - Genuine 0→1 ownership — you were the person who defined the problem, made the key calls, and was accountable for the outcome -
- Experience in complex, accuracy-critical enterprise B2B — fintech compliance, data governance, healthcare systems, legal tech, or similar domains where being wrong has real consequences - Technical depth without needing to write code — comfortable in architecture discussions, able to reason through trade-offs, and capable of going deep on a problem you haven't seen before and think through solutions with engineers vs just handing off problems - Strong discovery instincts — you talk directly to customers,
Experience
- TO BE SUCCESSFUL, YOU SHOULD HAVE - 8+ years of PM
Benefits
- You'll hold both the immediate problem and the long-term vision at the same time, and make the call when they're in tension.
- - Own a piece of the journey with competitive salary, meaningful equity and a culture of excellence, speed and ownership.
- - Exceptional benefits, including health insurance with Stellic covering 99% of your premium and 75% for dependents.
Additional details
- The Progress product is the foundation everything else at Stellic is built on.