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Principal Architect, Consumer Data Platform, Measurement & Attribution

Warner Bros. Discovery

Atlanta, GA · Principal

$154,070 – $286,130

Listed on Warner Bros. Discovery’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

A visionary Principal Architect opportunity to design and implement Warner Bros. Discovery's next-generation consumer data platform, supporting identity resolution, clean rooms, and privacy-compliant data activation across streaming and digital properties. This role suits experienced data architecture leaders with deep AdTech expertise who thrive in complex, regulated environments and want to shape the strategic direction of a major media company's data infrastructure.

Our summary, not Warner Bros. Discovery’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 15+ years data architecture or enterprise data platforms experience
  • Leadership of large-scale identity resolution systems and clean room infrastructure design
  • Understanding of first- and third-party data strategies, audience targeting, measurement, and attribution
  • Knowledge of CCPA, CPRA, GDPR, and VPPA compliance with operationalized experience
  • Cross-functional collaboration with product, engineering, legal, and privacy teams
  • Delivery of complex data infrastructure projects in rapid timelines

Nice to have

  • Media, streaming, or digital advertising ecosystem background
  • Familiarity with clean room technologies and agency partner integrations
  • Experience with digital ad serving technologies like Freewheel or Google Ad Manager

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