Product Manager, Enterprise
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What the team is looking for.
We're hiring a Product Manager to own the systems that make large-scale Synthesia deployments manageable. This role spans two tightly linked enterprise domains: the content lifecycle and compliance & governance. You'll be responsible for owning the end-to-end roadmap for content lifecycle, governance, and the operational layer that keeps enterprise deployments running. This includes getting close to enterprise customers, translating their needs into clear product direction, and working closely with engineering and design teams.
You'll be comfortable working across a broad surface area, prioritizing ruthlessly, and making the case for what gets built next. You'll have a track record of connecting product outcomes to commercial results and be able to ramp quickly on to the complexity of enterprise buying motions.
In return, you'll be compensated well with a generous salary and equity. You'll get 25 days of annual leave, regular team offsites, and a work from anywhere policy of 60 days per year.
- product management
- content lifecycle
- compliance & governance
- AI video platform
- enterprise software
- agile methodologies
- product roadmapping
- stakeholder management
- technical writing
- data analysis
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