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6+ years business development, product management, and/or strategic partnerships experience, including technical integrations. Square is looking for an experienced business development leader to join our growing Strategic Partnerships team.
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As part of Solutions Delivery within the BSA/AML Department, the Vice President AML Solutions Delivery Portfolio Manager (manager) will manage a team of project or product managers and business analysts focused on successful delivery of technology solutions in a fast paced regulatory environment.
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The Partner Growth team is looking for a Business Development Manager to grow TWDC’s DTC relationships with device, distribution, and promotional partners such as Roku, Samsung, Verizon, LG, etc.
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As we continue growing across all our streaming services (Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+, and Star+) we are looking for a product management leader that thrives in a dynamic, fast-paced environment and can meet opportunities and challenges head-on.
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The right candidate will have a basic understanding of and enthusiastic belief in the cryptocurrency/digital asset space, 5+ years of relevant litigation and regulatory experience at a top law firm or in-house at a fast-paced, brand-name business, and possess strong academic credentials and excellent writing and analytical skills.
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We're looking for a competitive, highly creative sales leader with strong experience in leading and training sales talent in broadcast, new business development, sports sponsorship sales, experiential, digital and.
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Our team is fully remote, and our culture is super collaborative, low-ego, transparent, and fast-paced. As a Growth Product Manager at AssemblyAI, you will have the exciting opportunity to reimagine our customer’s experience and elevate our API onboarding experience to drive activation and usage in the self-serve business.
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We’re looking for an innovative, strategic Customer Success Manager to manage a book of business of Mid-Market & Enterprise customers (organizations with 2,000+ employees) accounts in North America who have purchased Udemy Business for small-to-medium-sized teams and departments.
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Full stack product developer: you can research, build, and defend business cases for new product development with little guidance. We work in a fast-paced environment in which you are empowered to make decisions in a small team setting.
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We are looking for a Partner Manager to join our Monetization Product Partnerships team with a focus on supporting business development for Data and Measurement partners to help improve and prove the efficacy of our ads plattorm and drive business growth on TikTok. As a Partner Manager, you will focus on both existing partners and new business development centered around building product solutions designed to allow brands to invest on TikTok ads.
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The Senior Manager, Trust & Safety Operations will therefore be an essential element of the team, acting as the senior member for the operational aspects of keeping Twitch users safe in the Americas and coordinating global content moderation across multiple locations.
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While working at FT Partners, you will become an expert in FinTech while also learning the "in and outs" of M&A and private capital raising, business development strategy and industry research publication.
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This is an individual contributor, hands-on role that requires strong technical acumen, deep analytics/business intelligence knowledge, and sharp product management skills along with a can-do attitude to build the best possible experience for our customers.
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As a Product Manager-Clinical, your mission is to work closely with our machine learning team to fine-tune AI algorithms that produce high quality, billing-complete documentation that our providers love.
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The BID team owns product development for many of Autodesks key AEC solutions including Revit, Civil 3D and our portfolio of Water Solutions. Autodesk is looking for a Senior Finance Business Partner to join our FP&AEC team.
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