This role pays more than
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of similar roles. Most pay
$175,400–$224,050
— the shaded band above.
At the midpoint, this role pays about
$207k
versus about
$200k
for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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About Warner Bros. Discovery
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
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55 open roles
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Listed pay typically runs
$131,985–$245,115
across 38 roles with salary data.
Staff, Product Manager will join the team to scale Neo, a self-service advertising platform designed for brands, agencies, and performance marketers to manage streaming campaigns independently. The role involves defining multi-quarter roadmaps across onboarding, campaign workflows, targeting, creative tools, pricing, billing, and analytics. You will build an agentic-forward platform by developing identity-driven targeting features using household graph data, first-party audience onboarding, and data clean rooms. Key responsibilities include partnering with data science teams to create optimization tools like pacing intelligence and budget reallocation models, while collaborating with research teams to integrate attribution data. The role requires expertise in ad tech, martech, programmatic advertising, auctions, and multi-stakeholder platforms. You will translate strategy into PRDs and feature specs while managing experimentation frameworks and A/B testing to drive advertiser activation and growth for TV-quality advertising.
What does a Product Manager earn in New York?
Median $195400 from 109 postings across 30 companies.
AI
Machine Learning
A/B Testing
Data Platforms
APIs
CRM
Martech
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WCAG) 2.2 AA
Product Management
Systems Thinking
Remote (Glendale, CA)+375 days ago
$117,500–$157,500
Data Clean Rooms
Identity Resolution
Ad Technology
Audience Segmentation
UAT
Scrum
Product Backlog
User Stories
Data Automation
AI
CTV
Streaming Advertising