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The New York Times Company

Technical Product Manager II, Data Platforms

The New York Times Company

New York, NY · full time · Mid

$120,000 – $142,000

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What this role is

This role leads product strategy for The New York Times' internal data infrastructure, partnering with engineers and analysts to build self-service tools that help journalists, executives, and teams across the company make faster, better decisions. It suits someone with a technical background who enjoys translating between engineering and business stakeholders to deliver complex platform capabilities.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 4+ years of experience designing and building data products as a product manager or equivalent role
  • Track record implementing complex data systems with supporting data analysis and optimization
  • Understanding of data governance, data modeling, data pipelines, and data infrastructure
  • Experience communicating complex technical concepts to diverse audiences

Nice to have

  • Background in software development, engineering, data science, or analytics
  • Familiarity with data querying languages and technologies
  • Experience implementing data governance frameworks including data lineage and classification
  • Proven ability to drive adoption of governance frameworks across decentralized teams
  • Experience embedding privacy controls into enterprise systems

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