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Staff Product Manager, Ads Formats

Reddit
Location
Remote - United States
Posted
20 days ago
Department
Ads Product
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 6+ years of direct experience as a product manager leading Ads monetization product
  • Experience driving products or features from inception to launch
  • Direct experience shipping improvements on Ads Formats, Browser or ad optimization
  • Solid experience building product roadmaps, defining product specs, and developing process to allow cross-functional teams to work collaboratively
  • Exceptional analytical skills and have experience driving products & business decisions that involve quantitative analysis and experimentation
Nice to have
  • Experience with Ads product (ex. Pre-click and post-click format optimizations)
What the job really is

As a Staff Product Manager for Ads Formats at Reddit, you will lead the product strategy and execution for a portfolio of ad formats, focusing on performance optimization and user experience. You will collaborate with engineering, UX design, data science, and marketing teams to develop and launch innovative ad experiences while also supporting ongoing improvements to existing formats. This role involves cross-functional collaboration and strategic planning to enhance Reddit's advertising offerings.

Benefits
  • 100% remote opportunity
  • Comprehensive Healthcare Benefits and Income Replacement Programs
  • 401k with Employer Match
  • Global Benefit programs that fit your lifestyle, from workspace to professional development to caregiving support
  • Family Planning Support
  • Gender-Affirming Care
Things to weigh
  • No specific mention of the technology stack used
  • Base salary range provided, but final offer may vary based on multiple factors
  • Interviews may be recorded and transcribed using AI, with an opt-out option available
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