SlipstreamJobs tracks this role from the company's public career site. Apply directly on the employer's site.
Salary: USD 255,000 - 320,000 / annual
Anthropic is seeking a Product Marketing Operations Manager to build and run the operating system behind the company's model launches. This is a hands-on, high-ownership role on a lean product marketing team that treats the launch process itself as a product with users across the company, a quality bar, and a roadmap.
Key responsibilities include owning the model launch calendar and sequencing across a broad portfolio of releases, coordinating timing with partner teams across marketing, product, and communications. You'll own the plan of record for each launch—deliverables, owners, dependencies, and deadlines—and surface risks early enough to act on them. You'll manage the path launch materials take through review, partnering with legal, policy, research, and communications to ensure reviews happen in the right sequence against dates people can plan to.
You'll drive decisions and alignment across senior cross-functional stakeholders without direct authority, own launch-day execution including sequencing, timing, access, and operational readiness of everything that goes live together. You'll own the internal resources field teams reach for first, along with the operational side of enablement—scheduling, speakers, and materials logistics. Additionally, you'll develop and improve launch processes, playbooks, and operational frameworks that scale beyond any one launch, and own launch retrospectives, recurring product communications, and—when volume requires it—launch materials themselves.
Ideal candidates have owned launch or release operations end-to-end and been accountable for launches landing on time and in good shape. You should have built or substantially improved a launch or release process, and treat process as a product—caring whether people adopt what you build and measuring it. Background in product marketing, product operations, technical program management, and launch production all fit. You work well when priorities and timelines shift and can keep a complex plan coherent as details change. You're effective at driving decisions across senior stakeholders without direct authority, have a technical background with the ability to understand and communicate complex AI concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences, write clearly and can produce launch-ready material, and are energized by ambiguity and moving fast in a rapidly evolving market.
The role requires at least 2 days per week in either the San Francisco or New York office.
