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Director, Analytics & Business Intelligence, Digital Product Operations

The College Board

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Job overview

The College Board seeks a Director of Analytics & Business Intelligence for Digital Product Operations. The role builds measurement infrastructure for product teams and the ProdOps function, defining metrics, dashboards, baselines, and targets. The director interprets evidence and drives interventions to improve planning, delivery, adoption, and change management, while partnering with product leaders and keeping the Senior Director informed.

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Skills

Product MetricsDashboard DevelopmentMetric DefinitionData InterpretationIntervention Design

Full job description

College Board - OCEP/Digital Product Location: This is a remote role, aligned to core EST hours. Candidates who live near CB offices have the option of being fully remote or hybrid (Tuesday and Wednesday in office). All CB employees are required to occasionally travel to meet in person for business purposes. Role Type: This is a full-time position About the Team The Digital Product division is driving the evolution of College Board's digital assessment experience, providing opportunities that shape futures and open doors. As AI reshapes education, we are preparing students for the future by ensuring our digital assessments remain secure, meaningful, and reflective of the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in an AI-enabled world. The Digital Product Operations team exists to bring clarity, structure, and measurable outcomes to how College Board's Digital Product organization plans, delivers, and improves. We are a small, high-performing team that owns the operational systems, practices, and cross-functional coordination that enable 15+ product teams to deliver meaningful digital assessment experiences to millions of students and educators every year. We partner closely with Product, Technology, Design, and go-to-market functions, and we hold ourselves to the same bar we help others reach: rigorous, data-informed, and always improving. Together, we are transforming College Board's trusted assessment platform into a next generation digital assessment experience that is secure, user-centered, and built to evolve with the future of learning and assessment. About the Opportunity As Director, Analytics & Business Intelligence, you are the measurement infrastructure behind how Digital Product Operations understands and improves its impact. You build the dashboards, define the metrics, and create the coaching conditions that let product teams and the ProdOps function itself operate on evidence rather than instinct. You're comfortable building in a still-forming space, defining what "healthy" and "adopted" look like before anyone else has, and you don't stop at delivering a dashboard: you take a position on what the data means and own driving the change that follows. In this role, you own the evidence layer that tells Digital Product whether it is improving, not just whether it is busy. Your work spans three domains at once: the health of 15+ product teams' planning and delivery practices, tracked through measures like roadmap completeness and Productboard field discipline; how well those teams are adopting ProdOps-driven ways of working; and whether the ProdOps function's own change management efforts are gaining traction or falling short. You make the call on what the data means and what should happen next, then act on it, from diagnosing why an initiative is underperforming to designing and driving the intervention. You keep the Senior Director informed as a thought partner in that process, not a gatekeeper for it. What you build doesn't wait to become useful until it reaches the Senior Director. Your dashboards, frameworks, and coaching directly change how product teams plan, prioritize, and improve. In this role, you will: Product Metrics & Dashboard Development (40%) Define and build product metrics dashboards tracking roadmap maturity, Productboard field completeness, and roadmap change patterns across all 15+ Digital Product teams Partner with Product leaders and PM/POs to define what "healthy" looks like for each metric, establishing baselines and targets that reflect meaningful improvement, not just activity Design dashboards that are self-serve and easy to interpret, so product teams can understand their own health data without requiring ProdOps to translate it for them Prepare executive-ready dashboards with minimal oversight from the Senior Director Identify gaps in available data and partner with the Planning & Tooling Governance Director to ensure tooling standards support the metrics the function needs to track ProdOp

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  • New York median$125–185K/yr95 salary ranges
  • US median$28–38/hr44 hourly ranges
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Education
435 of the 1,374 open Business Intelligence jobs (32%) ask for a bachelor's degree or higher.

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