Trust & Safety Product Manager
openkrillNew York (NY)
Trust & Safety Product Manager
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openkrillNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
David Kennedy Recruitment is working with a fast-growing AI technology company with over 50 million users, where people chat, talk and create images and video with AI characters, that is seeking to onboard a Trust & Safety Product Manager to join their team. This is a new, high-impact role to own safety and compliance on a very large consumer product. It is a product role rather than a policy or operations one. The company's products include adult content, so candidates must be fully comfortable working with this material.
Location: Remote
Employment type: B2B contract
Remuneration: Competitive salary dependant on experience
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Own and deliver safety and compliance features on the product, working directly with engineers
Drive the product roadmap for AI moderation, age checks and red teaming
Make and own safety and regulatory trade-offs, balancing user safety, compliance and product impact
Define detection thresholds, manage false positives and shape human review processes
Work closely with the CTO, Legal & Safety Lead and Product Lead
Review reports that may include disturbing or illegal content
REQUIREMENTS:
5+ years of product management experience, with proven product ownership: owned decisions, delivery and results
Strong safety and regulatory judgement, able to give concrete examples of trade-offs made and their impact
Solid technical understanding of safety systems, including thresholds, false positives and human review
Based in Europe
Full comfort working with explicit adult content, and willing to review disturbing or illegal reports
BENEFITS: Fully remote working from Europe
B2B contract preferred, full-time
Opportunity to own safety in a new, high-impact role on a product with 50M+ users
Direct collaboration with the CTO, Legal & Safety Lead and Product Lead
And many more!!!
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