Principal Product Manager, AEM Sites

About the Role

Every AI agent needs to ground its answers somewhere – the customer chatbot, the internal copilot, and the workflow bot acting on a company’s behalf. That grounding is scattered today across wikis, PDFs, and half‑updated intranets. The CMS is becoming the most important piece of infrastructure in the agentic stack – the one system that already knows what’s current, sanctioned, and who’s allowed to see it.

Enterprise agents are exploding: analysts expect 40% of enterprise apps to embed them by year’s end, up from under 5%.

• Own product strategy and roadmap for AEM as the enterprise context layer, for external AI and internal agents alike
• Use AI tools like Claude Code as part of your real workflow – specs, data analysis, rapid prototyping
• Talk directly with enterprise customers building agents, and turn their challenges into roadmap
• Partner with design, engineering, and product marketing to shape vision, GTM, and pricing; train sales and support to sell it

Six‑plus years building enterprise SaaS, at least two of them deep in platforms where data and AI are the product, not a feature bolted on. RAG, vector stores, and chunking strategy should be second nature. Bonus points for startup experience building enterprise agents or context‑grounding infrastructure, where “the right answer, from the right source, with the right permissions” gets genuinely hard.

• AEM or comparable enterprise CMS/content platforms (Contentful, Sitecore, or similar)
• Shipped RAG pipelines, vector search, semantic retrieval, or agent/copilot platforms
• Startup experience building enterprise agents or context‑management tooling
• Familiarity with content governance, permissioning, and data security for AI grounding

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