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Manager, Product Design

Warner Bros. Discovery

Atlanta, GA · Manager

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What this role is

This role leads the design team for NCAA's digital sports products and March Madness Live, managing designers while shaping fan-centered experiences across web, mobile, and streaming platforms. It suits experienced product design leaders with deep sports and digital media expertise who can balance fan needs with business goals in a fast-paced live-event environment.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 7+ years product design or UX experience
  • Experience managing and developing designers
  • Consumer-facing digital product design experience
  • Deep knowledge of sports audiences and fan behavior
  • Familiarity with NCAA and college athletics landscape
  • Understanding of March Madness tournament experience and bracket culture
  • Knowledge of digital sports products and sports media landscape
  • Portfolio demonstrating shipped work and product thinking
  • Experience designing across web, mobile, connected TV, and emerging platforms
  • Experience working in agile cross-functional teams

Nice to have

  • Experience designing for live sports, brackets, scores, or highlights
  • Experience with motion, prototyping, or storytelling tools
  • Understanding of personalization, notifications, or content discovery
  • Experience with tentpole live events with high traffic and urgency
  • Passion for sports and instincts for college sports audiences

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