Director of Product (Content Intelligence & Growth)

Join Scribd, the world's largest digital library, as the Director of Product (Content Intelligence & Growth). In this new role, you will own the UGC corpus and drive its growth as a strategic asset. You will unify content intelligence and supply under one leadership, connecting what we know about the corpus with decisions on how to grow it. You will lead an established team and have the opportunity to shape the direction and future growth of the organization.

• Diriger la feuille de route de la compréhension du contenu, y compris la classification, l'enrichissement, les métadonnées et la qualité à travers le corpus UGC.
• Conduire l'analyse des lacunes du corpus, en identifiant où le corpus est profond, où il est mince, et comment le contenu généré par les utilisateurs et le contenu partenaire se comportent différemment.
• Unifier la stratégie d'acquisition de contenu, en définissant les priorités à travers l'approvisionnement généré par les utilisateurs, les partenariats et d'autres programmes connexes.
• Experience with content licensing or B2B data products is a plus
• Depth in data-heavy product domains: ML/AI-powered products, search, recommendations, content platforms, or marketplaces
• Strong communication and cross-functional leadership: comfortable operating with executives and setting priorities across teams you don't manage
• Familiarity with common data structures around the use of content for AI training
• 10+ years of product management experience, including 4+ years leading product teams or senior PMs
• Genuine data fluency—you can credibly direct classification and corpus-analysis work and partner with applied ML and data science teams as an equal, even if you don't build the models yourself
• A strategic operator who connects content decisions to business outcomes—licensing revenue, product quality, growth—and can hold a portfolio-level roadmap
• Experience with supply-side or two-sided product dynamics: creators, contributors, sellers, or content acquisition