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Lead strategy and roadmap for user-generated media on Google Maps, partnering with UX, research, engineering, data, and policy teams to launch features for users to contribute.
The Product Manager owns the long-term goal and product strategy for Creative Editorial media and translates it into a prioritized roadmap focused on growing user-generated media. The role develops authentic, high-quality user-generated content experiences in an evolving AI landscape and partners with UX, research, and engineering teams to design, launch, and land features for media contribution and consumption. It aligns with data, engineering, UX, research, and policy/legal teams, builds organizational consensus, and secures stakeholder support for roadmap initiatives.
Minimum qualifications are a bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience, five years of product-management experience, two years taking technical products from conception through launch, and experience building consumer-facing products. Preferred qualifications include eight years in consumer product management; presentation and cross-functional collaboration skills; metrics and A/B experiment analysis; familiarity with content abuse, policy, or quality; familiarity with LLM applications and launching AI-powered experiences; and the ability to quantify business trade-offs. English proficiency is required.
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Google is a global search, advertising, and cloud company that operates a large engineering office in Shibuya, Tokyo, hiring software engineers in Japan.
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