Principal Product Manager
Microsoft
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This role pays more than 98% of similar roles. Most pay $181,606–$244,625 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $341k versus about $213k 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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Senior Principal Product Manager, Content Discovery joins the Content Discovery team to lead strategy, vision, and execution for discovery experiences across global streaming products. This senior individual contributor role involves defining multi-horizon roadmaps for search, recommendations, personalization, ranking, and merchandising. The successful candidate will evaluate how frontier models can re-imagine content discovery algorithms and user understanding while ensuring these capabilities are implemented in a scalable, responsible way. Key responsibilities include identifying high-value customer problems, managing cross-functional stakeholders in engineering, data science, design, and marketing, and utilizing experimentation to drive measurable impact. The role requires deep expertise in ML-driven consumer products, technical fluency regarding model and platform tradeoffs, and experience with large-scale recommender systems. This position solves the critical challenge of helping global audiences find and choose relevant content across various devices through advanced machine learning and AI integration.
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Median $223300 from 163 postings across 44 companies.
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