Sr. Product Enablement Manager

CAQH

The Sr. Product Enablement Manager owns how Data Spring users and customers learn to use our products successfully, and serves as a cross-functional liaison between Product and the teams that support our users. As a shared service for both provider and member data teams, this person identifies where users encounter friction, determines the most effective intervention, and personally creates the solution, including in-app guidance, guided walkthroughs, short-form videos and visual tutorials.

This is a hands-on role that combines content creation and product adoption with ownership of how product information and user feedback flow between teams. The successful candidate works closely with the product team by participating in user acceptance testing, reviewing product analytics, listening to the call center and customer-facing teams, and translating those insights into timely, effective user education, product recommendations and change-readiness communication.

They may also coordinate with external production or Pendo-services partners when additional capacity or specialized expertise is required. They remain accountable for priorities, instructional quality, product accuracy, consistency, and measurable results.

Success is measured by changes in user behavior: fewer avoidable support contacts, faster time to value, stronger feature adoption, successful task completion, and greater user confidence, not simply by volume of content produced.

The Sr. Manager also strengthens the broader team: absorbing overflow from the UX and user enablement teams, providing backup coverage during launches and releases, and reducing the coordination load on Product and Operations leaders.

The successful candidate will be an exceptional plain-language communicator with strong hands-on production skills. They must be comfortable making independent decisions about priorities and formats and producing useful, accurate content under tight deadlines, shifting priorities, and incomplete information.

The Sr. Product Enablement Manager is a full-time, exempt, remote position and reports to the Director, Product Operations.

• Identify and synthesize user-friction signals from support contacts and call drivers, customer interactions, implementation and account teams, internal questions, CSAT and NPS feedback, usability research, and product-usage data.
• Translate identified friction into clearly defined user-education and product-adoption needs.
• Prioritize requests according to user impact, business importance, urgency, audience, and production effort.
• Recommend which requests should not be pursued and clearly communicate the associated tradeoffs.
• Establish and operate a lightweight intake and triage process so requests are consistently captured, evaluated, prioritized, and resolved.
• Participate in UAT and product-release activities to identify education needs before new functionality reaches users.
• Partner with Product Management to distinguish between issues that require training and those that should be addressed through product design.

• Determine the most effective intervention for each need, including a Pendo tooltip, contextual message, guided walkthrough, product tour, short-form video, annotated screenshot, visual tutorial, etc.
• Design content for distinct user roles, personas, workflows, and levels of product familiarity.
• Script, record, edit, caption, and publish concise product-training videos using modern screen-capture and authoring tools.
• Create brief, task-focused content that helps users accomplish a specific goal rather than simply describing product features.
• Build, test, publish, and maintain Pendo guides, tooltips, walkthroughs, and other in-app experiences.
• Create visual content that can be reused across in-product guidance, help centers, release communications, and customer-support channels.
• Apply consistent brand, voice, terminology, and plain-language standards for a nontechnical healthcare audience.
• Ensure content meets applicable accessibility requirements, including captions, transcripts, alternative text, keyboard considerations, readable contrast, and Section 508/WCAG standards.
• Maintain editable source files, templates, naming conventions, version history, and a reusable content library.
• Use AI-assisted and automated production tools appropriately to shorten production cycles while maintaining accuracy, security, and…