Senior Program Manager, Content Provenance Standards

Translate external technical, regulatory, and market developments into actionable recommendations for engineering, product, responsible AI, security, legal, policy, and research stakeholders. Drive alignment across organizational boundaries, manage dependencies, surface decisions and risks, remove blockers, and maintain momentum on complex initiatives. Serve as a trusted advisor to product and engineering teams evaluating or implementing provenance, authenticity, transparency, and trust technologies. Assess technical, security, governance, legal, and operational implications of specifications and conformance requirements, including scalability and interoperability considerations. Work with policy and regulatory affairs teams to monitor global policy and regulatory developments affecting AI-generated or AI-modified content, machine-readable and perceptible disclosures, and content authenticity. Prepare executive briefings, position papers, strategic analyses, decision materials, and external-facing content for senior leaders and key stakeholders. Contribute to a collaborative and inclusive working culture. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Security, Public Policy, Information Systems, Digital Media, Communications, or a related field AND 4+ years of experience in program management, standards development, technology policy, cybersecurity, trust and safety, digital identity, AI governance, or a related discipline, Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Security, Public Policy, Information Systems, Digital Media, Communications, or a related field AND 8+ years experience in program management, standards development, technology policy, cybersecurity, trust and safety, digital identity, AI governance, or a related discipline, OR equivalent experience. 6+ years experience managing cross-functional and/or cross-team projects. Experience participating in or supporting standards organizations, industry consortia, open-source or foundation governance, government initiatives, or comparable multi-party technical communities. Experience developing strategies, roadmaps, position papers, technical analyses, or executive decision materials for complex technology or policy topics. Demonstrated ability to communicate and influence across technical and non-technical audiences. Experience with content provenance, content authenticity, digital identity, public key infrastructure, cryptographic signing, trust services, media integrity, or related technologies. Familiarity with C2PA, Content Credentials, the Content Authenticity Initiative, CAWG (Creator Assertions Working Group), AI transparency and disclosure mechanisms, watermarking, fingerprinting, or digital media ecosystems. Experience contributing to technical specifications, governance frameworks, conformance or certification programs, or implementation guidance. Knowledge of the intersection among technical standards, AI governance, responsible AI, digital safety, security, and emerging regulatory requirements. Demonstrated ability to manage multiple concurrent initiatives and drive execution across highly matrixed organizations. Demonstrated external influence through standards contributions, industry leadership, public speaking, technical writing, or ecosystem development. Advanced degree in a relevant technical, policy, business, or legal discipline.