Senior Product Manager: Content Standards & AI

Pearson; Olympia (WA); On-site; USD 165,000 - 185,000; Full time

Job summary

Pearson is seeking a senior product manager/ strategist to guide content-focused product work across editorial, production, and technology. You will sit with content business units, shape taxonomies, rebuild workflows, and elevate the team through hands-on delivery and coaching.

Experience with CMS/DAM/LCMS systems and AI tooling is essential. You will partner across product, engineering, design, and editorial to define artifacts from MRDs to PRDs while driving measurable quality improvements in

Qualifications

• Seven or more years of product management experience in content/publishing domains.
• Hands-on ownership of content standards work: taxonomy and metadata design, quality frameworks.

Responsibilities

• Implement the standards spine inside real business unit work with global quality data standards, the V1 taxonomy, and metadata accuracy to 95%
• Redesign and shorten production workflows, removing handoffs and rework
• Partner with content leaders to craft content strategy and planning while earning buy-in by doing the work
• Design and deliver training anchored in real content problems
• Build AI fluency across the content talent base and identify automation opportunities
• Establish evaluation, telemetry, and human-in-the-loop design for AI-assisted content generation and quality assurance

Skills

Product management

Content standards

Taxonomy design

Metadata design

CMS

AI tooling

Cross-functional collaboration

Communication

Education

Advanced degree

Tools

CMS

DAM

LCMS

XML-based content systems

Job description

Pearson is seeking a senior product manager/ strategist to guide content-focused product work across editorial, production, and technology. You will sit with content business units, shape taxonomies, rebuild workflows, and elevate the team through hands-on delivery and coaching.

Experience with CMS/DAM/LCMS systems and AI tooling is essential. You will partner across product, engineering, design, and editorial to define artifacts from MRDs to PRDs while driving measurable quality improvements in