Director, Academic Product Operations- SFBUE

Socket.dev; Fremont (CA); Hybrid; USD 150,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

SFBUE is seeking a Director of Academic Product Operations to lead the academic market segment, translating opportunities into scalable operating models and delivery workflows. The role reports to the VP of Strategy & Operations and requires regular in-person collaboration in Fremont, California, within a hybrid work arrangement.

Responsibilities include strategic execution across SFBUE, SFBU stakeholders, faculty, and third-party partners to drive measurable outcomes in higher education and

Qualifications

• Exempt, full-time hybrid role based in the Bay Area with in-person collaboration at Fremont, CA.

Responsibilities

• Lead operational planning and execution for the Academic market segment, initially focused on MBA, undergraduate, and workforce training programs.

Skills

Operational leadership

Program management

Stakeholder coordination

Data-driven decisions

Job description

About SFBUE

SFBUE is building a platform-centric, AI-enabled enterprise learning organization designed to support scalable academic and workforce learning opportunities. The organization is early-stage, fast-moving, and closely connected to San Francisco Bay University while developing its own operating model, partnerships, and platform capabilities.

Position Overview

Reporting to the Vice President of Strategy & Operations, the Director, Academic Product Operations leads the academic market segment for SFBUE, with an initial focus on higher education and workforce training opportunities. The Director translates academic opportunities into scalable operating models, delivery workflows, partner coordination, and measurable execution across SFBUE, SFBU stakeholders, faculty, and third-party partners. This is an exempt, full-time hybrid position based in the Bay Area, with regular in-person collaboration expected in Fremont, California.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Lead operational planning and execution for the Academic market segment, initially focused on MBA, undergraduate,