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Product Manager - Paid Search

StubHub

New York, NY · full time

$140,000 – $175,000

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

What this role is

StubHub is looking for a product manager to own the paid search acquisition channel, balancing near-term campaign performance with building systems and knowledge for better long-term decision-making. This role suits someone with deep Google Ads hands-on experience who enjoys translating complex commercial and technical constraints into clear priorities and can coordinate across engineering, data, and operations teams.

Our summary, not StubHub’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

Skills this role names

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What they ask for

Required

  • Extensive hands-on experience managing and optimizing large, complex Google Ads portfolios across multiple markets
  • Demonstrated improvements to Google Ads campaigns you personally identified and delivered
  • Ability to translate strategy into actionable plans and drive cross-functional delivery with technical teams
  • Strong analytical judgment including metric definition and experiment quality assessment
  • Technical fluency with dashboards, data workflows, APIs, or automation
  • Written and verbal communication with strong organization and follow-through
  • BS or MS in STEM, Economics, Psychology, or closely related field

Nice to have

  • Previous Product Management experience
  • Microsoft Advertising experience
  • Experience managing portfolios representing $100M+ in annual Google Ads spend
  • Paid search experience at a large international marketplace

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