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Manager, Product Development - Adtech

Mastercard

full time · Manager

$130,000 – $254,000

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

What this role is

This role leads product development for Mastercard's commerce advertising platform, owning strategy and roadmap for features like campaign automation and offers optimization. It suits experienced product managers with technical depth who can navigate large organizations, partner with engineering teams, and have preferably worked in AdTech or MarTech environments.

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

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What they ask for

Required

  • Extensive product development experience with engineering collaboration
  • Disciplined in product management processes including discovery, planning, prioritization, and roadmap management
  • Ability to define MVPs and mature products from concept to scale
  • Problem-solving with analytical, fact-driven approach
  • Cross-functional collaboration across multiple teams and locations
  • Exceptional communication skills both written and verbal
  • Translation of stakeholder needs into functional specifications
  • Strategic thinking with technical acumen for engineering partnerships
  • Familiarity with ML/AI concepts and model-generated outputs

Nice to have

  • Prior PM role experience in agile environments
  • AdTech or MarTech background
  • Subject matter expertise in Programmatic, Social, or Digital buy or sell-side technologies
  • Deep understanding of advertiser campaign objectives
  • CTV and Video experience
  • Knowledge of Jira and Monday.com

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