Product Manager Web (AEM) Solutions (Remote; 6-month Fixed Term, Benefitted)

Stanford Health Care; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Stanford Health Care is seeking a Product Manager for Web/AEM Solutions to define product features, uphold design-system standards, and govern content delivery across our website ecosystem. You will ensure compliant, scalable experiences built on Adobe Experience Manager, balancing uniform templates with audience-tailored pages.

The ideal candidate has hands-on AEM platform management, strong knowledge of design systems, and the ability to align stakeholders across engineering, content, and

Qualifications

• Experience with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) or similar CMS platforms.
• Knowledge of design systems and component-based architectures.
• Strong technical communication with cross-functional teams.
• Familiarity with governance and compliance in enterprise web environments.

Responsibilities

• Define product requirements and translate them into actionable engineering work.
• Maintain and evolve design system and component library across uniform and tailored web experiences.
• Govern and audit web properties to ensure standardization and quality.
• Bridge communication between engineering, content, design, and marketing teams to align capabilities and roadmap priorities.

Job description

Day - 08 Hour (United States of America)

This is a Stanford Health Care job.

A Brief Overview

The Product Manager for Web/AEM Solutions is responsible for defining product features, holding platform standards, and ensuring that every experience delivered on our website system‑whether uniform or tailored‑meets institutional quality, compliance, and design-system expectations. The role is accountable for the ongoing stewardship of how content and features are produced, maintained, and governed within Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). The Product Manager ensures that both repeatable (uniform) work and audience‑specific (tailored) work follow established system patterns, component standards, and governance frameworks-intervening when work drifts, and evolving standards when the system must grow. This role ensures that what we build and what we maintain on our website system meets the same standard‑structurally sound, compliant, efficient, and true to the design system‑whether it's a repeatable template or a tailored experience. It serves as the accountable steward of how work is delivered within the website system, concentrating on skill areas including product requirements definition, technical communication, compliance and data privacy application, and system stewardship. The ideal candidate brings a strong background in AEM platform management with hands on experience, a deep understanding of design systems and component-based architecture, and experience holding governance standards across distributed teams. This is a role for someone who sees stewardship as equally important as innovation‑who can balance technical feasibility, user‑centric design, and institutional discipline to ensure our website system remains coherent, compliant, and scalable as both uniform and tailored work continue to grow. Improves the digital presence and discoverability of content on all web properties. Provides actionable and strategic insights to empower Marketing and stakeholder teams to make informed, strategic marketing and business decisions for all web entities for Stanford Health Care.

Locations

Stanford Health Care

What you will do

Product Requirements Definition

• Translates institutional and user needs into precise, technically informed specifications that respect platform capabilities and constraints. Gathers and articulates user needs into actionable product requirements for engineering teams in TDS, delivering detailed product requirements, use cases, and workflows along with design specifications.
• Requires technical expertise to translate institutional needs into platform-viable specifications; works with business stakeholders to develop a complete understanding of requirements for new features and/or enhancements to meet website user's unmet needs.
• Translates requirements into compelling user stories and detailed requirement documents, ensuring alignment between business objectives and AEM platform capabilities.
• Communicates effectively with multiple technical teams in TDS to align data and product requirements, integration processes, and database architecture

System Standards and Governance

• Serves as the accountable owner of the design system, component library, and delivery standards. Holds the design system, component library, and governance standards in place across all work‑whether uniform (defined templates and patterns delivered at scale) or tailored (customized experiences built for specific audiences or campaigns).
• Ensures that all work entering production (uniform templates, tailored builds, campaign pages, service‑line expansions) adheres to defined patterns or receives intentional, documented exceptions.
• Responsible for ensuring that digital production follows system standards, that deviations are intentional and documented, and that delivery remains efficient regardless of the work type.
• Develops, maintains, and evolves governance documentation and component usage guidelines for the AEM platform, ensuring consistency and scalability across all web properties.
• Conducts regular audits of web properties to ensure adherence to design system standards and identifies areas requiring remediation or system evolution.

Technical Communication

• Bridges the gap between engineering, content, design, and marketing teams with clear articulation of what the system allows, what it requires, and where opportunities exist for improvement.
• Articulates system constraints, opportunities, and tradeoffs to both technical and non-technical partners, ensuring informed decision-making at all levels.
• Meets regularly with internal stakeholders, e.g., Marketing Strategy Team, content teams, and engineering partners, to communicate platform capabilities, limitations, and roadmap priorities. Sets stakeholder expectations a