Senior Principal Product Manager, Content Discovery
Warner Bros. Discovery
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This role pays less than 76% of similar roles. Most pay $177,250–$231,500 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $176k versus about $204k for comparable roles.
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Warner Bros. Discovery is a global media and entertainment company operating a broad portfolio of iconic content and brands including Warner Bros. film studio, HBO, CNN, Discovery Channel, and Max streaming service. Industry: Media & Entertainment
Warner Bros. Discovery currently has 55 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $131,985–$245,115 across 38 roles with salary data.
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Product Manager, Global Content Operations serves as a Senior Product Manager within the Global Content Operations team to lead the evolution of Keystone, an internal production technology platform. This critical role sits at the intersection of production, post-production, engineering, and operations to manage the content supply chain from initial intake through final asset delivery. The manager will define product strategy, translate complex operational needs into scalable requirements, and oversee features for vendor collaboration, automated workflows, and asset distribution. Key responsibilities include managing a team of specialists, conducting market analyses, and ensuring platform reliability under tight deadlines. The role requires expertise in media supply products, orchestration backbones, SDVI, and MAM architectures. Candidates must possess experience in content delivery, localization, QC pipelines, and technical system integrations to solve complex business problems within the media and entertainment production landscape.
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Median $207754 from 108 postings across 33 companies.
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