Sr. Product Operations Manager

🇺🇸 New York, US, New York City, US On-site Posted Apr 17, 2026

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LanguageEnglish

PostedApril 17, 2026

Last verifiedMay 15, 2026

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United States

New York, US
New York City, US

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Original language: English
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Who are we? Smarsh empowers its customers to manage risk and unleash intelligence in their digital communications. Our growing community of over 6500 organizations in regulated industries counts on Smarsh every day to help them spot compliance, legal or reputational risks in 80+ communication channels before those risks become regulatory fines or headlines. Relentless innovation has fueled our journey to consistent leadership recognition from analysts like Gartner and Forrester, and our sustained, aggressive growth has landed Smarsh in the annual Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing American companies since 2008. Product Operations is the connective tissue between Product, Engineering, Marketing, and Sales. As Senior Product Operations Manager, you will own the systems, processes, and rituals that enable our product organization to move faster, ship with more predictability, and make better decisions with data. This role reports directly to the SVP of Product Operations and is a high-visibility seat that directly shapes how we build and deliver product at scale. Without strong product operations, fast-growing product organizations accumulate process debt, ship late, and lose alignment. This role exists because the way we operate is a competitive advantage. The person in this seat will have direct influence on how the entire product organization functions and will be visible to product leadership and the executive team from day one.