Lab Architecture & Technical Depth: Develop a first-principles understanding of the end-to-end lab architecture, including provisioning, environment configuration, identity and subscription management, automation, and the platform services labs depend on. Use that depth to evaluate design tradeoffs, spot fragility before it reaches learners, and shape the technical roadmap for the lab ecosystem. Lab Engineering Efficiency: Own the strategy and backlog for making lab build, test, and release faster and more repeatable. Identify the bottlenecks in the authoring-to-publish pipeline, drive templating, reuse, automation, and validation tooling, and set the efficiency targets that reduce time-to-publish and cost per lab without sacrificing quality. Translate learner and business needs into clear technical
requirements, negotiate priorities and sequencing across roadmaps, and hold joint delivery commitments accountable through a shared plan of record. Reliability & Security at Scale: Partner with engineering to raise the reliability and security bar for labs, covering resilient provisioning patterns, subscription and license hygiene, monitoring and alerting coverage, and safe deployment practices. Drive the systemic fixes that eliminate recurring failure classes rather than treating them one incident at a time. Scaled Enablement for On-Demand Learning: Build the standards, reference patterns, tooling, and documentation that let content and engineering teams produce labs consistently at scale. Enable a growing catalog of on-demand and credential-aligned learning experiences without a linear increase in engineering effort or support load. Data-Driven Decision Making: Define and instrument the metrics that describe lab health and engineering efficiency, including build and publish cycle time, provisioning success rates, defect and rollback rates, support burden, and cost per lab hour. Use that telemetry to prioritize investments, inform leadership, and demonstrate impact over time. Bachelor's Degree AND 5+ years experience in product/service/program management or software development These
requirements include but are not limited to the following specialized security screenings: Bachelor's Degree AND 8+ years experience in product/service/program management or software development OR equivalent experience. 2+ years experience taking a product, feature, or experience to market (e.g., design, addressing product market fit, and launch, internal tool/framework). 4+ years experience improving product metrics for a product, feature, or experience in a market (e.g., growing customer base, expanding customer usage, avoiding customer churn). 4+ years experience disrupting a market for a product, feature, or experience (e.g., differentiated disruption, taking the place of an established competing product). Experience authoring and owning roadmaps for complex end-user experiences with multiple engineering dependencies. Experience defining tech industry upskilling and credentialing experiences. Experience applying security and compliance
requirements to a customer-facing platform. Hands-on experience with cloud platforms such as cloud provisioning and identity, infrastructure-as-code, or CI/CD pipelines. Experience with virtual lab, sandbox, or hands-on training environments and the platforms that host them. Experience driving engineering efficiency, automation, or developer/authoring productivity improvements with measurable results. Experience leading cross-organization technical programs with engineering and external vendor or partner teams. Experience defining success metrics, instrumenting telemetry, and measuring impact. Proficient technical foundation with the ability to engage with engineering teams to discuss architecture and system designs/optimization. Product Management Professional/Project Management Professional, archival, or a similar certificate is a plus.
Yammer is an enterprise social network established to foster team collaboration, empower employees, and drive business transformation. It enables employees to collaborate in real time across departments, geographies, and business applications. It also helps them create groups to collaborate on projects and share and edit documents.
The service of yammer.com can be accessed through the web, desktop, and mobile devices including iPhone, iPad, Windows Phone, Android, and Blackberry, enabling a “virtual office” that employees can plug into while on-the-go. Additionally, Yammer can be easily integrated with other systems such as Microsoft SharePoint, creating a social layer across all enterprise applications.
Yammer has secured more than 7 million users, including employees from 85 percent of the Fortune 500 companies. Founded in 2008, Yammer is now a part of Microsoft.
Salary
$119,800 - $234,700
Location
United States
Total raised
$142M
Last stage
Series E
Investors
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