Principal Product Manager, Enterprise Content Hub

Gen Digital Inc.•New York, NY

19h•$200,000 - $250,000•Hybrid

About The Position

GEN is looking for a Principal Product Manager to own the product strategy, roadmap, and end-to-end experience for the Enterprise Content Hub. This is a senior, hands-on individual-contributor role for a product leader who is strongest in consumer product experiences and also understands what it takes to build those experiences as reusable enterprise solutions. You will own the complete product—from how consumers discover and engage with educational content to how the same product is configured, embedded, measured, and scaled across multiple Gen brands and enterprise partners. You will work closely with Enterprise Product leadership to ensure the Content Hub is built with the right multi-tenant architecture, integration model, attribution, configurability, and operational foundations. You do not need to be an infrastructure specialist or former engineer, but you must be technically fluent enough to make sound product decisions with Engineering and understand how consumer-experience choices affect enterprise scalability. The right person combines excellent consumer-product judgment with strong execution, analytical rigor, and the ability to lead through influence. You will have dedicated Engineering, Design, Analytics, and Content partners and will be accountable for turning a broad cross-functional vision into a coherent product that ships, performs, and scales.

Requirements

8+ years of product management experience, including ownership of meaningful consumer-facing products or experiences.
Demonstrated success leading a complex product area as a senior individual contributor with substantial autonomy and cross-functional influence.
Strong consumer-product judgment across discovery, navigation, engagement, retention, personalization, recommendations, experimentation, and experience quality.
Experience working on products that serve multiple brands, clients, markets, platforms, or configurable experiences.
Sufficient technical fluency to collaborate effectively on SDKs, web embeds, APIs, CMS architecture, data models, event tracking, attribution, integrations, and engineering tradeoffs.
Strong analytical skills and experience defining success metrics, instrumentation, experiments, dashboards, and post-launch learning plans.
A track record of converting ambiguous strategy into clear roadmaps, product requirements, decisions, and shipped outcomes.
Excellent written and verbal communication with Engineering, Design, Analytics, Content, enterprise stakeholders, and executive leadership.
Strong prioritization and judgment, including the ability to balance consumer value, partner needs, speed, scalability, and technical simplicity.
Experience operating in a matrixed environment and leading through influence rather than formal authority.

Nice To Haves

Content platforms, educational products, publishing systems, recommendations, discovery, media, marketplaces, or other engagement-driven consumer products.
Enterprise SaaS, white-label products, embedded experiences, multi-tenant products, or partner integrations.
Fintech, financial wellness, consumer financial products, embedded finance, or regulated consumer experiences.
Contentful or another headless CMS, including structured content models and multi-channel content distribution.
Personalization systems, recommendation models, experimentation platforms, or AI-enabled content experiences.
SQL or hands-on product analytics.

Responsibilities

The end-to-end product strategy and roadmap for the Enterprise Content Hub, including the consumer experience, shared content library, enterprise distribution model, and future product expansion.
The complete consumer journey across discovery, topic navigation, article consumption, bookmarks, recommendations, personalization, related content, and contextual product offers.
The product systems and workflows that make a shared Contentful-based library usable across tenants, while partnering with Content on editorial strategy, taxonomy, governance, and content production.
A reusable, multi-tenant product experience that can support MoneyLion, Norton Money, other Gen brands, and external enterprise partners without becoming a series of one-off implementations.
Product requirements and prioritization across native and web embeds, tenant configuration, white-label styling, content eligibility, rules, user state, analytics, attribution, experimentation, and Engine integration.
The operating model for onboarding new tenants and content strategies in partnership with Enterprise Product, Content, Partner Solutions, Engineering, Analytics, Legal, and Compliance.
The measurement framework for consumer engagement, content performance, NPS and brand impact, tenant adoption, product reliability, onboarding efficiency, and incremental Engine revenue.
Roadmap tradeoffs across consumer value, enterprise reusability, speed to market, technical complexity, commercial opportunity, and long-term maintainability.
Define and communicate a clear product vision for the Enterprise Content Hub as both a differentiated consumer experience and a scalable enterprise product.
Lead discovery with consumers, internal Gen brands, Content, Analytics, Partner Solutions, and Enterprise Product stakeholders to identify the highest-value problems and opportunities.
Translate product strategy into clear requirements, user journeys, prioritized roadmaps, acceptance criteria, analytics plans, rollout strategies, and post-launch optimization.
Partner closely with Design to create a consumer-grade experience that feels intuitive, trustworthy, useful, and native within each tenant’s brand.
Work with Engineering to make informed decisions about SDK and web integration, multi-tenancy, configuration, Contentful models, analytics events, attribution, user state, personalization, and Engine connectivity.
Collaborate with Enterprise Product leadership to ensure the solution is easy to integrate, appropriately configurable, measurable by tenant, and designed to scale beyond the initial launch clients.
Partner with Content leadership to shape reusable content structures, topic taxonomies, content-distribution rules, editorial tooling, and the relationship between shared and tenant-specific content.
Use qualitative research and quantitative data to understand article discovery, reading completion, repeat engagement, bookmarks, recommendation quality, offer performance, and abandonment.
Establish a disciplined experimentation and learning agenda that improves engagement and monetization without compromising the product’s education-first principle.
Drive cross-functional execution from concept through launch, including backlog leadership, dependency management, QA, launch readiness, stakeholder communication, and post-launch measurement.
Communicate priorities, decisions, risks, tradeoffs, progress, and outcomes clearly to senior stakeholders across Consumer Product and Enterprise Product leadership.