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Director, Linear Product Management for Process Systems & Training

Supercast

New York, NY · Director

$143,000 – $178,000

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

What this role is

A product management leader who bridges Revenue Operations and Engineering to design and deploy next-generation linear advertising systems, owning the full lifecycle from conception through adoption. This suits an experienced professional with deep linear ad sales operations knowledge who thrives solving complex workflow problems and driving organizational change.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Linear advertising operations experience with focus on ad sales support, client services, master data management, pricing, and traffic workflows
  • Deep knowledge of linear advertising sales end-to-end cross-functional workflows and systems
  • Understanding of agency/advertiser media buying process from RFPs through billing reconciliation
  • Ability to map complex operational workflows, identify bottlenecks, and quantify efficiencies from automation
  • Translate operational issues into problem statements and user stories for engineers
  • Track record implementing and driving adoption of enterprise ad tech solutions
  • Change management and product adoption expertise with iterative feedback mechanisms
  • Experience partnering with training/enablement teams on learning modules and documentation
  • Ability to collaborate with and influence diverse technical and business stakeholders
  • Strong organizational and documentation skills, particularly for workflow mapping
  • Exceptional communication and empathy across leadership, engineers, and end users

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