6 director product management jobs found in Lawrence, KS

Position Overview The Financial Analyst Intermediate will work with Budget Officers in the various schools/units to balance budget allocations to control totals. Extract and manipulate data from various university files, including budget, accounting, and human resources files by using multiple data tools. Prepare various reports for the state budget system’s submission. Assist and prepare consolidated reports for bond related purposes. Job Description 35% - Budget Analysis: Work with Budget Officers in the various schools/units on campus to balance allocations to control totals. Review budgets to verify that allocations of new funds (including, but not limited to, merit) are in accordance with Provost Office guidelines. Provide guidance to departmental budget representatives to resolve issues pertaining to budget preparation and maintenance. Consult with university staff on budgeting, accounting, payroll fringes and management problems using discretion and judgment to...

32865BR School of Pharmacy Position Overview The primary role of the Director for Experiential Education is to prepare students for their future endeavors by giving them practical, hands-on experiences that deepen their understanding and build essential skills by connecting classroom learning to real-world applications. These programs foster professional readiness and increase student engagement. This role collaborates with faculty, administrators, and external partners to curate programs that include internships, service learning, field trips, and other experiential learning opportunities. These initiatives are carefully aligned with the academic curriculum and institutional goals to ensure a cohesive and enriching educational experience. This role also plays a pivotal role in assessing and continuously improving the quality and impact of experiential learning programs. This position will be responsible for the Experiential Education program with a specific focus on...

Overview The Employment Specialist provides career guidance and case management services to participants enrolled in Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) programs. This role supports participants through individualized service planning, referrals, assessments, job placement assistance, and follow-up services designed to promote successful employment and long-term retention. Employment Specialists maintain accurate participant records and contribute to program performance and reporting requirements. This position is an hourly role and reports to a functional supervisor and the Director of Operations. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Recruit, interview, screen, determine eligibility, stabilize, enroll, and orient program participants. Network and maintain relationships with workforce system partners and social service organizations to leverage funding and supportive services. Assess participants’ job readiness, training, placement, and support service needs....

Position Overview The KU Center on Disabilities (KUCD) is seeking a creative and detail-oriented Instructional Designer to transform our research-based programs, interventions, and practices into engaging digital and print learning experiences. In this role, you will design online courses, training modules, videos, graphics, and assessments, as well as printed materials such as curriculum guides, facilitator handbooks, and student workbooks. You’ll work extensively in the Canvas LMS, develop interactive content with tools like Articulate 360, and produce AI-generated video content with platforms like Vyond. As part of KUCD’s Technical Assistance Team, you will adapt in-person learning into online formats, manage development timelines, and collaborate with subject matter experts to ensure accuracy and accessibility. This position is ideal for someone who can translate complex information into plain language, thrives in a collaborative environment, and is eager to innovate...

32770BR Law Administration Position Overview The Director of Finance & Planning (DFP) serves as the fiscal administrative officer for the School of Law. (School) The DFP has the overall responsibility for the financial reporting, financial analysis, budgeting, and preparation and review of the organizational budget for the School and serves as the fiscal liaison between the School and other University financial offices. The DFP is also the principal adviser to the Dean on all budget and financial matters and collaborates with the Dean on developing strategic planning that furthers the goals of the School in relation to the University as a whole. The DFP also supports budget preparation of grant applications. This position is part of a senior administrative team and plays a key role in developing strategic financial plans for budgeting, cash management, forecasting, risk management, and financial analysis. Job Description 50% Budget / Planning: Provides overall...

JOB SUMMARY This position builds and maintains strong member relationships by providing prompt, reliable, and courteous service when assisting members with deposit-related and consumer-lending products by identifying member needs. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS May include any and/or all of the following: Actively listen and respond to employee and member inquiries, suggestions, requests, and concerns while providing exceptional service. Originate, evaluate, authorize approval, process, and disburse consumer loans within authority. Provide in lobby and consumer lending assistance by processing loans and working with members. Process transaction requests by credit union members Evaluate and decision in lobby account openings including mortgage accounts, balancing service to the member and risk to the credit union. Evaluate and decision the closings of accounts or decisioning the reopening of a closed account, balancing service to the member and risk to the...