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New York is one of the most active states for new product development manager roles with visa sponsorship, driven by its concentration of consumer goods companies, financial services firms, and global tech employers. Major sponsors include Colgate-Palmolive, Pfizer, PepsiCo, and Amazon. Candidates with backgrounds in product innovation, R&D commercialization, or cross-functional team leadership are well positioned here.
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Gen is a global company dedicated to powering Digital Freedom through its trusted consumer brands including Norton, Avast, LifeLock, MoneyLion and more. Our combined heritage is rooted in financial empowerment and cyber safety for the first digital generations, and today we deliver award-winning cybersecurity, online privacy, identity protection and financial wellness solutions to nearly 500 million users in more than 150 countries.
Together, we share a collective passion and vision to protect consumers and help them grow, manage and secure their digital and financial lives. We’re always looking for smart, fearless and high-impact talent who see AI as a teammate – leveraging it to move faster and deliver meaningful results.
When you’re part of Gen, you’ll have the flexibility, tools and support to do your best work and grow your career – from flexible working options and time off to competitive pay, benefits and well-being programs.
At Gen, we are scrappy and relentlessly customer driven. We create room for healthy debate, experimentation and continuous learning, and we seek out people with different experiences, identities and ideas to join our team. You’ll work with people who back each other, respect each other and understand that our differences are a competitive advantage.
If this sounds like you, we’d love you to be part of Gen.
Role Overview
This role is responsible for what's next. You take on the strategic, often ambiguous work that expands Norton beyond its current state: major new product launches, new category or geography entry, white space opportunity development, brand transformation, and big campaigns that require both creative vision and commercial discipline.
You are a big thinker and a challenger. You can spot where Norton should go, model why it makes sense, build the case to get there, and pitch it convincingly to leadership. You work at the intersection of brand strategy, integrated marketing, and business thinking: identifying opportunities, doing the analysis, and driving the cross-functional work to bring them to market.
Success means Norton's next chapter is built with ambition and financial discipline, new businesses are launched well, the brand gets stronger over time, and leadership always has the insight and storytelling they need to make bold decisions.
What You'll Do:
Identifying Opportunities and Building the Case
- Identify, size, and prioritize new opportunities, including new categories, geographies, audience segments, and product expansions, by pulling together market data, consumer insight, competitive analysis, and internal performance signals.
- Build rigorous business cases: model the opportunity across multiple data sources, including market sizing, competitive benchmarks, unit economics, and channel potential, and construct a clear investment thesis.
- Pitch leadership and cross-functional partners for incremental funding and organizational commitment. Build presentations that are clear, data-grounded, and persuasive.
- Determine how to enter a new category, region, or white space: define the market entry approach, sequencing, investment model, and success criteria before resources are committed.
- Bring a challenger mindset. Actively question conventional assumptions about Norton's growth, look for disruptive opportunities, and bring perspective from adjacent categories and competitive landscapes.
- GTM for business case
Go-to-Market for Major Launches and Initiatives
- Own integrated marketing strategy and execution for Norton's biggest launches and strategic growth initiatives, from positioning and messaging through activation and optimization.
- Define target audiences, messaging frameworks, and launch tiers. Build the investment rationale and resource plan in partnership with senior leadership.
- Lead go-to-market planning across direct and indirect channels, working closely with Acquisition, PR, Social, Web, and Media teams to align on goals, investment, and launch timing.
- Drive clear operational execution across marketing, product, analytics, regional, and channel teams.
Brand Strategy
- Own and evolve Norton's global brand strategy, including brand promise, narrative, voice, and visual identity, in close partnership with agency and senior leadership.
- Build messaging systems that connect the corporate brand narrative to individual product stories, and make sure the brand shows up consistently across all touchpoints.
- Champion long-term brand investments and advocate for the brand's role in driving growth, not just awareness.
- Lead major brand initiatives, including brand platform launches, significant website overhauls, wholesale channel entry, and new audience strategies like small business.
New Business and Geography Launches
- Lead the go-to-market strategy for unlocking new parts of the business: new geographies, new channels like wholesale or retail, new audience segments, or significant product category expansions.
- Define how Norton shows up in a new market: competitive positioning, channel approach, investment model, and localization needs.
- Partner with Regional Marketing, Product, and other functions to bring new market entry work to life quickly and well.
Campaigns, Content, and Creative
- Design campaign architecture for major initiatives, connecting brand storytelling to key launches and long-term brand building goals.
- Lead content strategy and creative production with the in-house agency team, from brief through final delivery.
- Make sure assets work across the full funnel and are optimized for each channel. Manage briefing quality, timelines, and budgets.
- Evolve creative based on what is performing in market, emerging product insights, and competitive signals.
Performance and Storytelling
- Work with Media and Analytics teams to size opportunities, forecast impact, set goals, and connect campaign results back to strategy.
- Lead post-launch learning on major initiatives, synthesize what worked and what did not, and translate that into forward-looking strategy.
- Deliver clear, data-grounded performance stories to senior leadership that connect what happened to what it means for future investment and direction.
Cross-Functional Leadership
- Make sure regional and partner teams have clear positioning, assets, and guidance for major initiatives.
- Bring regional and local market insight into global strategy and campaign development.
- Build strong working relationships and influence across Product, Analytics, Regional Marketing, Media, Social, Web, PR, Sales, and Partner teams.
Team Leadership
- Manage and develop a global team of 2-3 marketers.
- Build ways of working that make the team faster, clearer, and more integrated.
- Use AI and new tools to improve how the team thinks, creates, and executes.
What We're Looking For:
- 15 or more years across brand marketing, product marketing, integrated marketing, or growth strategy, ideally in a technology, subscription, or consumer business with a complex product portfolio.
- A track record of identifying white space opportunities, modeling market entry scenarios across multiple data types, and building business cases that win leadership investment.
- Proven experience pitching senior leadership for incremental budget: structuring the opportunity, making the financial case, and telling the story in a way that drives action.
- Experience figuring out how to enter a new category, geography, or audience from scratch: defining the approach, sequencing, channel model, and success criteria.
- Strong financial and analytical instincts. Comfortable working with market sizing data, unit economics, competitive benchmarks, and channel performance to frame an opportunity.
- A proven track record defining or evolving global brand strategy and translating it into campaign architecture and go-to-market execution.
- Direct ownership of major product launches or brand initiatives, including positioning, messaging, audience strategy, channel mix, and optimization.
- Experience leading significant brand campaigns: new brand platforms, website relaunches, wholesale or retail channel launches, or major audience expansion programs.
- A natural storyteller who can simplify complexity, frame decisions clearly, and communicate with conviction to executive audiences.
- A challenger who brings outside perspective, questions conventional assumptions, and actively looks for disruptive approaches to growth.
- Strong ability to build alignment across diverse teams on ambitious, ambiguous work.
- Experience managing agencies and creative budgets.
- Genuinely curious about AI and a track record of using it to improve the work.
What’s Next
After you submit your application, you can expect the following steps in the recruitment process:
- TA Call (Phone)
- 1st Hiring Manager Interview (Virtual)
- 2nd Hiring Manager Interview (Virtual)
- 3rd Hiring Manager Interview (Virtual)
- Final Interview - Hiring Manager (Virtual)
Compensation Range: $240K - $265K
About Gen:
Gen is a global company dedicated to powering Digital Freedom through its trusted consumer brands including Norton, Avast, LifeLock, MoneyLion and more. Our combined heritage is rooted in financial empowerment and cyber safety for the first digital generations, and today we deliver award-winning cybersecurity, online privacy, identity protection and financial wellness solutions to nearly 500 million users in more than 150 countries.
Together, we share a collective passion and vision to protect consumers and help them grow, manage and secure their digital and financial lives. We’re always looking for smart, fearless and high-impact talent who see AI as a teammate – leveraging it to move faster and deliver meaningful results.
When you’re part of Gen, you’ll have the flexibility, tools and support to do your best work and grow your career – from flexible working options and time off to competitive pay, benefits and well-being programs.
At Gen, we are scrappy and relentlessly customer driven. We create room for healthy debate, experimentation and continuous learning, and we seek out people with different experiences, identities and ideas to join our team. You’ll work with people who back each other, respect each other and understand that our differences are a competitive advantage.
If this sounds like you, we’d love you to be part of Gen.
Role Overview
This role is responsible for what's next. You take on the strategic, often ambiguous work that expands Norton beyond its current state: major new product launches, new category or geography entry, white space opportunity development, brand transformation, and big campaigns that require both creative vision and commercial discipline.
You are a big thinker and a challenger. You can spot where Norton should go, model why it makes sense, build the case to get there, and pitch it convincingly to leadership. You work at the intersection of brand strategy, integrated marketing, and business thinking: identifying opportunities, doing the analysis, and driving the cross-functional work to bring them to market.
Success means Norton's next chapter is built with ambition and financial discipline, new businesses are launched well, the brand gets stronger over time, and leadership always has the insight and storytelling they need to make bold decisions.
What You'll Do:
Identifying Opportunities and Building the Case
- Identify, size, and prioritize new opportunities, including new categories, geographies, audience segments, and product expansions, by pulling together market data, consumer insight, competitive analysis, and internal performance signals.
- Build rigorous business cases: model the opportunity across multiple data sources, including market sizing, competitive benchmarks, unit economics, and channel potential, and construct a clear investment thesis.
- Pitch leadership and cross-functional partners for incremental funding and organizational commitment. Build presentations that are clear, data-grounded, and persuasive.
- Determine how to enter a new category, region, or white space: define the market entry approach, sequencing, investment model, and success criteria before resources are committed.
- Bring a challenger mindset. Actively question conventional assumptions about Norton's growth, look for disruptive opportunities, and bring perspective from adjacent categories and competitive landscapes.
- GTM for business case
Go-to-Market for Major Launches and Initiatives
- Own integrated marketing strategy and execution for Norton's biggest launches and strategic growth initiatives, from positioning and messaging through activation and optimization.
- Define target audiences, messaging frameworks, and launch tiers. Build the investment rationale and resource plan in partnership with senior leadership.
- Lead go-to-market planning across direct and indirect channels, working closely with Acquisition, PR, Social, Web, and Media teams to align on goals, investment, and launch timing.
- Drive clear operational execution across marketing, product, analytics, regional, and channel teams.
Brand Strategy
- Own and evolve Norton's global brand strategy, including brand promise, narrative, voice, and visual identity, in close partnership with agency and senior leadership.
- Build messaging systems that connect the corporate brand narrative to individual product stories, and make sure the brand shows up consistently across all touchpoints.
- Champion long-term brand investments and advocate for the brand's role in driving growth, not just awareness.
- Lead major brand initiatives, including brand platform launches, significant website overhauls, wholesale channel entry, and new audience strategies like small business.
New Business and Geography Launches
- Lead the go-to-market strategy for unlocking new parts of the business: new geographies, new channels like wholesale or retail, new audience segments, or significant product category expansions.
- Define how Norton shows up in a new market: competitive positioning, channel approach, investment model, and localization needs.
- Partner with Regional Marketing, Product, and other functions to bring new market entry work to life quickly and well.
Campaigns, Content, and Creative
- Design campaign architecture for major initiatives, connecting brand storytelling to key launches and long-term brand building goals.
- Lead content strategy and creative production with the in-house agency team, from brief through final delivery.
- Make sure assets work across the full funnel and are optimized for each channel. Manage briefing quality, timelines, and budgets.
- Evolve creative based on what is performing in market, emerging product insights, and competitive signals.
Performance and Storytelling
- Work with Media and Analytics teams to size opportunities, forecast impact, set goals, and connect campaign results back to strategy.
- Lead post-launch learning on major initiatives, synthesize what worked and what did not, and translate that into forward-looking strategy.
- Deliver clear, data-grounded performance stories to senior leadership that connect what happened to what it means for future investment and direction.
Cross-Functional Leadership
- Make sure regional and partner teams have clear positioning, assets, and guidance for major initiatives.
- Bring regional and local market insight into global strategy and campaign development.
- Build strong working relationships and influence across Product, Analytics, Regional Marketing, Media, Social, Web, PR, Sales, and Partner teams.
Team Leadership
- Manage and develop a global team of 2-3 marketers.
- Build ways of working that make the team faster, clearer, and more integrated.
- Use AI and new tools to improve how the team thinks, creates, and executes.
What We're Looking For:
- 15 or more years across brand marketing, product marketing, integrated marketing, or growth strategy, ideally in a technology, subscription, or consumer business with a complex product portfolio.
- A track record of identifying white space opportunities, modeling market entry scenarios across multiple data types, and building business cases that win leadership investment.
- Proven experience pitching senior leadership for incremental budget: structuring the opportunity, making the financial case, and telling the story in a way that drives action.
- Experience figuring out how to enter a new category, geography, or audience from scratch: defining the approach, sequencing, channel model, and success criteria.
- Strong financial and analytical instincts. Comfortable working with market sizing data, unit economics, competitive benchmarks, and channel performance to frame an opportunity.
- A proven track record defining or evolving global brand strategy and translating it into campaign architecture and go-to-market execution.
- Direct ownership of major product launches or brand initiatives, including positioning, messaging, audience strategy, channel mix, and optimization.
- Experience leading significant brand campaigns: new brand platforms, website relaunches, wholesale or retail channel launches, or major audience expansion programs.
- A natural storyteller who can simplify complexity, frame decisions clearly, and communicate with conviction to executive audiences.
- A challenger who brings outside perspective, questions conventional assumptions, and actively looks for disruptive approaches to growth.
- Strong ability to build alignment across diverse teams on ambitious, ambiguous work.
- Experience managing agencies and creative budgets.
- Genuinely curious about AI and a track record of using it to improve the work.
What’s Next
After you submit your application, you can expect the following steps in the recruitment process:
- TA Call (Phone)
- 1st Hiring Manager Interview (Virtual)
- 2nd Hiring Manager Interview (Virtual)
- 3rd Hiring Manager Interview (Virtual)
- Final Interview - Hiring Manager (Virtual)
Compensation Range: $240K - $265K
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Search New Product Development Manager Jobs in New YorkNew Product Development Manager Jobs in New York: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies sponsor visas for new product development managers in New York?
Companies with consistent H-1B visa sponsorship records for new product development manager roles in New York include Colgate-Palmolive, Pfizer, PepsiCo, L'Oreal USA, and Estee Lauder. Large tech employers such as Google, Amazon, and IBM also sponsor this role category at their New York offices. Consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, and financial technology are the sectors with the most visible sponsorship activity in the state.
Which visa types are most common for new product development manager roles in New York?
The H-1B is the most common visa category for new product development manager positions in New York, as the role typically requires a bachelor's degree or higher in engineering, business, or a related field, meeting the specialty occupation standard. Candidates from Australia may qualify for the E-3 visa, Canadians and Mexicans for the TN visa under the USMCA, and those with extraordinary achievement may pursue the O-1A. Intracompany transfers may use the L-1A for managerial roles.
Which cities in New York have the most new product development manager sponsorship jobs?
New York City accounts for the large majority of new product development manager sponsorship opportunities in the state, with concentrations in Midtown Manhattan and the Hudson Yards area where major consumer goods and tech employers are headquartered. White Plains and Tarrytown in Westchester County host several corporate headquarters including PepsiCo, adding meaningful opportunities outside the city. Buffalo has a smaller but growing presence tied to manufacturing and food industry employers.
How to find new product development manager visa sponsorship jobs in New York?
Migrate Mate filters job listings specifically by visa sponsorship availability, making it straightforward to find new product development manager roles in New York without manually checking each employer's immigration history. You can search by role and state to surface positions where the employer has a documented record of sponsoring work visas. This saves significant time compared to browsing general job boards that do not filter by sponsorship status.
Are there any state-specific considerations for new product development managers seeking sponsorship in New York?
New York employers filing H-1B petitions must meet the Department of Labor prevailing wage requirement for the relevant occupational category and metropolitan area, which in New York City is among the highest in the country for management-level roles. The state's concentration of Fortune 500 headquarters and R&D centers means sponsoring employers often have established immigration programs and in-house or retained counsel, which can make the process more straightforward for qualified candidates. Columbia University, Cornell Tech, and NYU also feed talent pipelines into these roles.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored new product development manager jobs in New York?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.