Senior Product Manager, AI-Driven Content Safety - TikTok Safety Product

Team Introduction TikTok Platform Responsibilities Business Governance team is responsible for building safe, trustworthy, and scalable governance solutions across TikTok's global ecosystem. As AI technologies continue to reshape content creation and platform interactions, the team leverages large language models, machine learning, and platform governance capabilities to proactively identify, assess, and mitigate emerging risks while maintaining a positive user experience.

The team works closely with Product, Engineering, Algorithm, Data Science, Operations, Trust & Safety, and Policy teams to develop intelligent governance systems and scalable risk management solutions that protect platform integrity and support sustainable business growth.

Responsibilities

1. Own trust & safety strategy and product solutions for TikTok's core business scenarios, driving risk reduction and safety effectiveness across global markets. 2. Build end-to-end risk discovery and mitigation mechanisms by leveraging data insights, user reports, operational feedback, and model-driven signals to identify emerging risks and safety gaps. 3. Define and establish safety metrics, evaluation frameworks, and monitoring systems; continuously optimize risk mitigation effectiveness through data-driven decision making. 4. Design and launch AI-powered safety solutions by incorporating Large Language Models (LLMs), machine learning capabilities, and automated risk detection systems into trust & safety workflows. 5. Drive platform capability building by transforming safety knowledge and operational best practices into reusable products, rule engines, tooling systems, and scalable platform capabilities. 6. Lead complex cross-functional initiatives across Product, Engineering, Algorithm, Data Science, Operations, and Policy teams to deliver scalable trust & safety solutions. 7. Balance safety, compliance, user experience, and business objectives when designing risk management strategies and product mechanisms.