Vice President, Product Management - Student Information Systems

Power School creates connected K-12 technology that helps schools operate more effectively and supports better outcomes for educators, students, families, and communities. Student Information Systems sit at the center of that ecosystem, supporting the essential data, workflows, reporting, and experiences schools rely on every day.

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The Vice President, Product, Student Information Systems will own the long-term strategy, evolution, and business performance of Power School's SIS portfolio. This executive will shape how a mission-critical platform evolves for the next generation of K-12 education while ensuring it continues to deliver the reliability, compliance, and customer value districts depend on today.

• Own and communicate the long-term vision and 2-to-4-year strategy for the SIS portfolio.
• Establish product priorities and make investment decisions based on customer needs, market dynamics, competitive intelligence, technology evolution, regulatory requirements, and business objectives.
• Own the multi-year roadmap and determine where Power School will invest, modernize, integrate, partner, consolidate, migrate, or retire capabilities.
• Define where the SIS portfolio will differentiate and establish clear strategic choices about where Power School will and will not compete.
• Translate enterprise strategy into measurable product, customer, and business outcomes.

• Set the strategic direction for evolving the SIS as a secure, reliable, authoritative system of record for student and school information.
• Establish modernization priorities across architecture, workflows, user experience, data models, integrations, reporting, and platform capabilities.
• Determine how AI, automation, analytics, and emerging technologies can responsibly simplify district work and improve customer outcomes.
• Ensure modernization strengthens the underlying platform rather than creating fragmented or duplicative capabilities.
• Balance innovation and transformation with the reliability, performance, security, privacy, and compliance requirements of mission-critical K-12 infrastructure.

• Own the product strategy for how SIS data connects with the broader Power School platform and external education technology ecosystem.
• Advance standards-based interoperability, including APIs, Ed-Fi, One Roster, and other relevant K-12 data standards.
• Establish product priorities that improve data quality, governance, accessibility, and portability across systems.
• Ensure SIS capabilities support evolving district, state, provincial, and regulatory reporting requirements.
• Define how the SIS enables analytics, automation, AI, and other data-driven capabilities across the Power School ecosystem.

• Maintain a deep understanding of district operations, administrators, educators, families, technology leaders, and other SIS stakeholders.
• Establish disciplined customer discovery and product-learning mechanisms that translate customer problems into scalable opportunities.
• Maintain an executive-level understanding of competitors, emerging technologies, procurement dynamics, regulatory developments, and changes in district needs.
• Represent Power School's SIS strategy with customers, prospects, partners, industry organizations, and other external stakeholders.
• Make disciplined product decisions that balance individual customer needs with scalable market and portfolio strategy.

• Own product outcomes across adoption, engagement, retention, customer value, competitive position, revenue growth, and portfolio health.
• Establish business cases and investment priorities in…