$110,000 – $120,000
Listed on The New York Times Company’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.
What this role is
This role leads the execution of marketing's AI strategy at The New York Times by building practical tools and workflows that teams can adopt. You'll identify automation opportunities, recommend solutions, manage AI projects end-to-end, and partner across the organization to ensure tools drive business impact while meeting governance standards.
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What they ask for
Required
- 4+ years in product management, program management, digital transformation, marketing technology, automation, enablement, or related field
- 2+ years applying generative AI tools to business problems and workflows
- Knowledge of AI agents and experience building or configuring agents, automations, retrieval systems, or AI-enabled workflows
- Experience leading cross-functional work from discovery through implementation and adoption
- Ability to translate ambiguous business problems into requirements, implementation plans, and measurable outcomes
- Experience evaluating AI quality, privacy, security, data governance, legal risk, and human-AI workflows, and explaining technical concepts to non-technical audiences
Nice to have
- Experience creating evaluation methods for AI outputs and using results to improve instructions, context, tools, or workflow design
- Experience with AI-enabled productivity, knowledge, automation, and development tools such as Notion, Glean, Gemini Notebook, Make, Replit, or Cursor
- Experience in Marketing, Marketing Operations, or MarTech with familiarity in vendor assessment, procurement, contracts, and enterprise technology governance