AI and Content Program Manager, Compliance Readiness

AI and Content Program Manager, Compliance Readiness Overview

This role sits within Google’s Trust and Safety organization, the group focused on protecting users and reducing abuse across Google products. The team brings together analysts, policy specialists, engineers, and program managers to help make the internet safer, with work spanning areas such as malware, spam, and account hijacking. In this position, you would help coordinate compliance-readiness work by managing programs, aligning stakeholders, and keeping delivery on track in a complex, fast-moving environment.

What you will do

• Own the overall view of project objectives and deliverables, map them to a timeline, and use the roadmap to set expectations with stakeholders while coordinating the resources needed to move work forward.
• Partner with colleagues and stakeholders to clarify problems, define program goals, secure the most important deliverables, and discuss the broader impact of the program.
• Carry out risk identification and risk assessment across areas such as budget, schedule, staffing, and technical dependencies, then develop mitigation plans and keep monitoring how those risks evolve and affect program outcomes.
• Create and maintain operating processes together with stakeholders, make sure teams follow those processes, identify sponsors and other key stakeholders, secure the necessary resources, and ensure the work remains aligned with privacy and compliance obligations.
• Spot opportunities to improve how work is done, put those improvements into practice, and support adoption of the new or updated processes across the relevant teams.

What you need

• A bachelor’s degree or equivalent hands-on professional experience.
• Seven or more years working in program management or project management.
• Seven or more years leading projects or programs that involve multiple functions or teams.
• Experience owning outcomes, making decisions, handling ambiguity, and influencing stakeholders in a domain where you have deep expertise.
• Preferred: a formal program management certification.
• Preferred: experience doing program management work in a technology company.
• Preferred: prior experience managing stakeholders effectively.
• Ability to run and coordinate multiple large-scale programs at once, especially when requirements are shifting, different stakeholders have competing inputs, and outside deadlines must be met.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to produce clear, concise narratives for presentations, reports, and other business communications.
• Ability to adjust messaging for different audiences so that communications inform, align, and influence the people involved.

Additional information

Google says it is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. The company states that it is committed to building a workforce that reflects the people it serves, supporting a culture of belonging, and providing equal employment opportunity regardless of race, creed, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, pregnancy or related condition, breastfeeding status, whether someone is expecting or a parent-to-be, criminal history where legally permitted, or any other protected characteristic.

The posting also points applicants to Google’s EEO policy, information about workplace discrimination rights, Belonging at Google, and the company’s hiring information. If an applicant needs an accommodation, Google asks them to complete its accommodations form.

Google notes that English proficiency is required for all roles unless a posting specifically says otherwise, because the company operates globally and needs effective collaboration and communication across regions.

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Degree Requirement: Bachelor’s

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