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Nielsen

Knowledge Program Manager, Customer Support

Nielsen

. Build and lead Nielsen Customer Support’s knowledge program .

Posted 9/23/2026full-timeRemote • Mexico, United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $102,520 - $190,300 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in Knowledge-Centered Service (KCS) principles and practices, with a strong focus on content governance, quality standards, and customer self-service outcomes. Proven ability to lead knowledge management initiatives and drive continuous improvement in customer support environments.

Highest-signal resume keywords
KCS CertificationKnowledge ManagementContent GovernanceCustomer SupportAnalytical Skills

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Hard Skills
KCS PrinciplesContent Quality StandardsPublishing ProcessesKnowledge Effectiveness MeasurementContent Lifecycle Practices
Soft Skills
CoachingTrainingFacilitationCommunicationChange Management
Tools & Technologies
ZendeskSalesforceCRM Platforms
Certifications & Qualifications
KCS v6 PracticesKCS v6 Trainer
Industry Keywords
Customer OrientationKnowledge GapsSelf-Service SuccessProgram ManagementSupport Cases

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Build and lead Nielsen Customer Support’s knowledge program
  • Establish strategy, governance, standards, and priorities for customer-facing support content
  • Ensure customers can find accurate, relevant, high-quality content and resolve common needs independently
  • Identify and prioritize knowledge gaps using customer demand, search behavior, support cases, and feedback
  • Serve as final authority for customer-facing content quality and publishing standards
  • Define and improve measures for content quality, coverage, findability, usefulness, and self-service success
  • Partner with the Help Center Product Manager on information architecture, search, customer journeys, analytics, and self-service performance
  • Establish KCS workflows, governance, roles, measures, and operating practices
  • Coach leaders, associates, and subject-matter experts through training, workshops, content reviews, editing, templates, and ongoing coaching
  • Maintain accurate, usable internal SOPs, procedures, and support knowledge
  • Measure KCS adoption and program health and drive continuous improvement
  • Serve as Nielsen’s KCS expert and build broader knowledge-management capability and maturity

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • KCS certification required, such as KCS v6 Practices, KCS v6 Trainer, or another recognized KCS certification
  • Proven practical experience implementing, leading, or maturing a KCS program in a customer support environment
  • Deep understanding of KCS principles, workflows, governance, and measures
  • Strong customer orientation and excellent editorial judgment
  • Experience establishing content governance, quality standards, publishing processes, and content lifecycle practices
  • Experience measuring knowledge effectiveness and customer self-service outcomes
  • Strong coaching, training, facilitation, communication, and change-management skills
  • Experience with knowledge-management, CRM, and support platforms such as Zendesk and Salesforce
  • Strong analytical skills and ability to turn data and feedback into actionable improvements
  • 3–5 years of relevant experience in knowledge management, KCS, customer support, program management, or a related discipline

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Comprehensive health and wellness plans
  • 401(k) with a Nielsen company match
  • Generous paid time off policy
  • Company-provided vehicle, depending on the role
  • Discretionary incentive/bonus eligibility, depending on the role
  • Potential eligibility for bonuses, equity, or other incentives