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3+ of work experience in product management in consumer facing mobile or web internet companies, ideally in Trust & Safety or Risk Management roles; and 3+ years of Trust & Safety experience.
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It does this by linking into systems (like ITSM, HRIS, ERP, identity management, and more) with native and custom-built integrations that turn natural language into powerful automations for employees.
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Work cross functionally with Channel Marketing, Product Management, UX/Creative, Sales, Customer Care, PR, Engineering, Legal, Finance, and Business Development to ensure a great customer experience.
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We are hiring a Manager, Technical Product Management - CUDA Inferencing who is passionate about building the Team and product from scratch and taking it to the market. + 10+ overall years of proven experience in Product Management or Technical Product Management in the high-tech industry.
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Minimum of 7 years of Product Management experience with a focus on consumer products including smart sensor Hardware, lifestyle coaching Services, wellbeing apps or behavior change outcomes (bonus points for experience within a startup, Apptech or company leveraging Generative AI.
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O Work with Sales Enablement and Product Management to develop and deliver sales training materials, including product demos, competitive analysis, and objection handling guides. o Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including product management, sales, and sales enablement, to ensure successful product launches.
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The Senior Downstream Product Manager is responsible for Downstream Product Management activities that support early commercialization and successful commercial performance of Noah products including both the Capital and Disposable product lines.
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8+ years designing and delivering world-class software products in a Product Management role, ideally with a SaaS based enterprise software company in the fintech space. As the Principal Product Manager for this new enterprise suite, you will define and build the next generation of end to end platforms.
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Design Project Management over Analog / Digital / ISP / Package / PCB design activities. ESD protection and over voltage power management design. Define product design milestone, costs, performance, and detail design schedule and risk during the product development phase.
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We’re looking for a Senior People Product Manager to join the People Tech team and support Total Rewards at Snap Inc! Has Workday Certifications (e.g. Report Writer)Experience in vendor management processes (e.g. Request for Information (RFI) / Request for Purchase (RFP)Experience in crafting and presenting compelling business cases for executive reviewsIf you have a disability or special need that requires accommodation, please don’t be shy and provide us some.
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As a Senior Principal Product Manager on the OCI Platform team, you will be spearheading the creation of services and features that the world’s largest customers need to successfully adopt the cloud.
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Portfolio Evangelist: Work with product management, sales and marketing colleagues to help evangelize how our modern approach to network automation is uniquely suited to solve customer business challenges and how it is differentiated from the competition.
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Must Have Skills/Attributes: Keynote, Operations Manager, Product Management, Program management, Technical. 5+ years of relevant experience in project or program management, product management, or technical operations.
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As a Product Marketing Manager on the LMS Product Marketing team focused on partners and developers, you will help shape the product strategy and go-to-market for our APIs, drive partner insights and evangelize partner needs and grow developer engagement with LinkedIn. The ideal candidate is a self-starter who can develop data-driven business cases for action, create compelling narratives for our partners, and is able to successfully prioritize and manage complex workstreams.
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As product manager for Fraud Case Management, you’ll be responsible for the development of the internal tooling needed by Customer Trust & Safety (CTS) Operations to do their day to day job.
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