Global Head of Analytical Editorial Operations

About the role

For our client, we are seeking a Global Head of Analytical Editorial Operations to join the team of a leader in the Enterprise Technology space. This leader will oversee a global operations function that supports editorial content quality, delivery, and financial performance across multiple regions. The role will shape the operating model for a critical content capability, with a strong focus on process discipline, governance, and cross-functional alignment. It will also drive the adoption of AI-enabled and automation-supported workflows to improve efficiency, trust, and scalability. Location: Remote - US based candidates only, no visa sponsorship available.

Responsibilities

• Set global strategy and execution roadmaps for analytical editorial operations across regions
• Collaborate with stakeholders to improve the effectiveness of analytical content and related operations
• Lead the implementation and scaling of GenAI-enabled content capabilities
• Transform content workflows to improve quality and operational efficiency
• Drive prioritization of investments to strengthen content quality and trustworthiness
• Manage author and expert relationships to uphold editorial standards
• Establish global governance for GenAI editorial workflows and quality assurance processes
• Use data and feedback to drive continuous improvement in content and operations

Qualifications

• 10+ years of experience leading global operations with a focus on delivery and financial performance
• Experience managing diverse P&L stakeholder relationships
• Strong background in budget management
• History of overseeing organizational transformations
• Proficiency in process engineering and a systems-oriented approach
• Experience with global delivery models and large vendor partnerships
• Demonstrated success leveraging AI and automation for business transformation
• Preferred background in legal content, publishing, or information services

Benefits

• Healthy work/life balance initiatives
• Numerous wellbeing programs
• Shared parental leave
• Study assistance opportunities
• Sabbatical options

Pay

$160,000 – $200,000 annually