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Senior Vice President, Product

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confidentialEast Boston (MA)

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About the role

Senior Vice President, Product
About the Company:
  • Well-known digital news platform
  • IndustryOnline MediaTypePrivately Held, Private Equity-backed
  • Founded2016Employees501-1000 Funding$51-$75 million
  • CategoriesPublishingMediaMedia and Entertainment
NewsPoliticsAnalyticsAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking an SVP, Product to play a pivotal role in the evolution of its product development, with a strong focus on AI integration. The successful candidate will be responsible for leading the Product, Design, and AI Enablement teams, setting the strategic direction, and ensuring that the company's product offerings are in line with its core values of clarity, trust, and essential coverage. This leadership position demands a clear vision for the future of product development, particularly in the context of rapidly evolving technology landscapes. The SVP, Product will be a key partner to senior leaders, challenging assumptions, and making informed decisions to drive the company's success. Applicants for the SVP, Product role at the company should have a proven track record in senior product leadership, with a background in software, information services, media, or other fast-paced environments. Technical fluency across product strategy, workflows, tooling, data, and production tradeoffs is essential, as is experience in AI and its application to product development. The role requires the ability to distinguish between meaningful product opportunities and mere AI demonstrations, and to create a governance model that supports innovation without stifling progress. The ideal candidate will have a history of turning prototypes into successful, supported products and will be adept at prioritization and portfolio management across multiple stakeholders. This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of product leadership in an AI-native media company and to influence how the organization operates in this new paradigm. Hiring Manager TitleCTOFunctionsProduct Management Product Marketing

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