Indianapolis's product manager career program. Product strategy, Agile, roadmapping, and user research — the PM skills that get you hired at tech companies without an MBA.
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These are the job titles this program specifically trains you for. Career support continues until you land one of these roles — or a comparable position in the same field.
* Career support provided until placement. Individual outcomes vary based on effort, market conditions, and program completion. Role availability subject to market demand at time of job search.
Every module is taught by a working industry mentor with live sessions, real assignments, and feedback on your actual work.
How to define a product vision, identify market opportunities, and build a strategy that aligns business goals with user needs.
Scrum ceremonies, sprint planning, backlog management, and working with engineering teams to ship product.
RICE, MoSCoW, and OKR frameworks — how to decide what to build, what to defer, and how to communicate decisions.
Conducting interviews, surveys, usability tests, and translating user insights into product requirements.
Defining success metrics, building dashboards, A/B testing, and making data-driven product decisions.
PM resume, LinkedIn, mock PM interviews (product sense, analytical, behavioral), and warm introductions to hiring managers.
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View Financing Options →No. Product management sits between business and engineering. Candidates from business, marketing, operations, and non-tech backgrounds become PMs — technical fluency helps but is not required.
No — especially for Associate PM and Technical PM roles. Employers increasingly value demonstrated product thinking and execution over formal credentials.
Product Manager owns what gets built and why — strategy, user needs, business outcomes. Project Manager owns how it gets delivered — timelines, resources, risk. Different career paths with different day-to-day responsibilities.
Yes. PM roles exist across every tech company and startup. The broad skill set — strategy, data, communication — appeals to international candidates with diverse academic backgrounds.
