Product Manager

Most programmatic PMs we speak to are one of four or five in a team, working two steps removed from the commercial reality of the product, submitting tickets into an engineering queue and wondering why nothing ships fast enough. This is properly different. One of the UK's most established names in out-of-home advertising, 400 people, a global footprint, and serious revenue, is rebuilding its DSP from scratch. They have had a functional platform since 2021. Now they're doing a full end-to-end redesign to build something genuinely best-in-class, and they need one person to own it. You'll have a dedicated team of 12 engineers, direct access to leadership, and a mandate to make real decisions. The platform already trades meaningful volume. The stakes are real. They're not looking for someone to manage a backlog - they need someone who understands how programmatic buying actually works and can be the bridge between the commercial team and 50 engineers.

If you've come up through a DSP, SSP, or been genuinely embedded in programmatic buying at a media agency, this was probably written for you. What the day-to-day looks like: Owning the rebuild of a live programmatic buying platform - full end-to-end activation focus Leading a team of 12 engineers and translating commercial priorities into clear product direction Working directly with senior stakeholders to align roadmap to revenue goals Separating wants from needs, driving alignment, and actually shipping The package: BUPA private medical and dental cover 25 days holiday rising to 30, plus birthday leave £40/month feel-good allowance (gym, wellbeing, whatever works for you) Work from anywhere 10 days a year Early Friday finish, core hours 10-4:30 with flex either side Monthly on-site massages, free breakfast daily, Thursday bar Mentoring scheme, training allowance, access to IPA, LinkedIn Learning and more 3 days in the London office, 2 from home, flex on which days. Not right for traditional PO/BA backgrounds or anyone without adtech or programmatic buying experience. #J-18808-Ljbffr