Senior Planning Partner, ContentPosted today$102K

The opportunity

Airbnb was born in 2007 when two hosts welcomed three guests to their San Francisco home, and has since grown to over 5 million hosts who have welcomed over 2 billion guest arrivals in almost every country across the globe. Every day, hosts offer unique stays and experiences…

What you'll do

  • Engage proactively with cross-functional partners and stakeholders by: maintaining regular check-ins, communication of planning timelines and upcoming milestones, and feedback sessions to develop trust and ensure alignment with their goals and objectives

  • Identify all responsible individuals for each launch in advance, including: the writer and strategist of the impacted content, Marketing, Legal, and technical SME approvers, Localization partners, and cross-functional partners such as taxonomy, training, resource center, Biztech, and other project managers with related work

  • Build and communicate the content schedule to all content requestors and: approvers, gathering approver blockout dates and building in time for content audits, authoring, technical accuracy review, Marketing review, Legal review, localization, and a buffer for outliers

  • Schedule and lead the series of meetings for each launch: the launch info-gathering walk-through with product, engineering, and readiness; content audit sessions; a Marketing pre-flight meeting; a recurring weekly launch status meeting with the content team and technical SMEs; and a launch-day “Mission Control” meeting and Slack channel

  • Partner with strategists in content audits to identify all impacted content,: prioritize impacts (P1 Day One, P2 fast-follows, P3 everything else), ensure tickets are filed for every impacted article, and flag UI-linked content and localization requirements

  • Prepare and send weekly status communications to Content Managers and content: DRIs, including the list of impacted articles and P1/P2/P3 status, so that risks (audit timing, approvals behind schedule, launch date changes) are visible early

What they're looking for

  • Anticipate risks and issues and develop mitigation strategies proactively (go: beyond status reporting and drive issues to resolution), and maintain a process to capture and flag tardy content requests as “at risk”
  • Send regular reminders to DRIs with launch responsibilities and, when: approvers are not responsive async, schedule live approval meetings with Marketing, Engineering, Legal, and others
  • Prepare cross-functional communications for partner teams impacted by our: work, such as localization, Biztech, Knowledge Management, and Training
  • Coordinate the real-time “go live” on launch day once it has been issued by: Readiness, so the content team knows it is safe to publish