Full-Time
Product Manager
AI Exchange
Updated on 9/11/2026
EBSCO
201-500 employees
Information services provider for libraries
Compensation Overview
$62.9k - $89.9k/yr
Remote in USA
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- The candidate must have 0–2 years of Product Management experience.
- The candidate should be interested in working closely with customers and other external partners.
- The candidate must be familiar with AI agents and Model Context Protocol workflows.
- The candidate should be interested in building a career in Product Management with EBSCO.
- The candidate must be able to work collaboratively across the organization with various teams.
- Partner with Product Management leadership to develop and execute go-to-market efforts for EBSCOhost AI Exchange.
- Collaborate with technical teams to communicate market needs and feedback.
- Join customer and publisher calls to discuss EBSCOhost AI Exchange products and benefits.
- Help build and deliver stakeholder updates.
- Drive business requirements for future roadmap items in partnership with other Product Managers.
- Partner with the Senior Product Manager for the Voice of the Customer Program on communications, tracking enhancements, and roadmap visibility.
- Experience using and building Model Context Protocol workflows and AI agent skills.
- A basic understanding of the library industry and how libraries leverage EBSCO products.
- A collaborative mindset and ability to build credibility with team members and stakeholders.
EBSCO is a privately held multinational group made up of about 13 diverse companies employing nearly 4,500 people worldwide. The group operates across information technology, sales, customer service, marketing, human resources, operations, manufacturing, accounting and finance, delivering a range of professional services and technology-focused solutions through its subsidiaries. It distinguishes itself by staying privately owned, maintaining strong financial standing, and fostering a culture of career development, collaboration, and entrepreneurship across a broad portfolio of industries. Its goal is to help people grow their careers within a values-led environment while expanding the company’s diversified business footprint globally.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Birmingham, Alabama
Founded
1944
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Mosaic Essentials 2026 on September 15 extends EBSCO deeper into book acquisition workflows.
- EBSCO launched AI-assisted research features July 30, 2026, signaling faster product iteration.
- EBSCO Industries named Brys Stephens CEO in April 2026, reducing succession uncertainty.
What critics are saying
- Google-style AI search and OpenAlex undermine EBSCOhost renewals by 2027.
- Academic libraries keep consolidating vendors, pressuring EBSCO pricing and margins during 2026-2027 renewals.
- If publishers restrict licensed content, EBSCOhost loses relevance and risks a slow platform death.
What makes EBSCO unique
- EBSCOhost launched AI-assisted research features on July 30, 2026, deepening workflow lock-in.
- EBSCO serves 200,000 institutions through discovery, ebooks, and acquisition tools across libraries.
- EBSCO Industries spans 4,500 employees in 23 countries, cushioning cyclicality across businesses.
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Birmingham's EBSCO Industries ranks #3 on TIME's Best Private Companies list. Reading time: 3 minutes Birmingham-based EBSCO Industries is the third best private company in America according to a report by TIME. Released in July 2026, the prestigious national publication teamed up with global data experts Statista to release their first edition of America's Best Private Companies. The analysis published by TIME highlights 500 privately owned companies nationwide that excel in employee satisfaction and a positive net impact on society. EBSCO ranks 3rd nationally. Patagonia, the outdoor apparel and sporting goods company topped TIME's inaugural list, followed by Wegman's Food Markets and then Birmingham's own EBSCO Industries. If you're unfamiliar with EBSCO, the company's origins go back as far as 1930 when its founder Elton B. Stephens Sr. began selling magazines to put himself through college and law school. After deciding he could earn more money as a salesman than a lawyer, Stephens founded the Military Services Company (MSC) in 1944, selling magazine subscriptions, personalized binders and magazine racks to the armed forces. Over the years, the privately-owned company grew, acquiring a diverse portfolio of businesses, eventually becoming EBSCO Industries. Today, the company owns around 20 different businesses in several different industries, including: * Electrical distribution sales * Insurance * Library databases * Luxury real estate * Outdoor products * Stand up desks. 7 additional Birmingham-headquartered private businesses top TIME's list. In addition to EBSCO, seven other Birmingham-based private companies made TIME's top 500 private companies in America list. Here are the Birmingham-headquartered companies and their rankings: Each of these companies have a long history in Birmingham, and like EBSCO are renowned for their civic support along with their economic impact. For example, EBSCO was recently responsible for a significant expansion of Oak Mountain State Park, and Brasfield & Gorrie led efforts to construct a new engineering building on UAB's campus. "Having eight Birmingham-headquartered companies recognized among TIME's 500 best private companies in America speaks volumes about the strength of our business community. These companies span industries, employ thousands of people and have built businesses with national and global reach, all from right here in Birmingham. EBSCO's No. 3 ranking is an extraordinary achievement, and together these recognitions reinforce what we see every day: Birmingham is a place where great companies are built, grow and make a lasting impact." Steve Ammons, President & CEO, Birmingham Business Alliance Pat byington. Longtime conservationist. Former Executive Director at the Alabama Environmental Council and Wild South. Publisher of the Bama Environmental News for more than 18 years. Career highlights include playing an active role in the creation of Alabama's Forever Wild program, Little River Canyon National Preserve, Dugger Mountain Wilderness, preservation of special places throughout the East through the Wilderness Society and the strengthening (making more stringent) the state of Alabama's cancer risk and mercury standards.
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We are very appreciative of The Nature Conservancy who partnered with EBSCO Industries to turn ideas and conversations into action and conservation."