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FOX

Produces and distributes news, sports content

Director of Product Operations and Delivery

Product ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMexicoNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Responsibilities

  • Act as the day-to-day operational owner and sole point of contact for FOX One Mexico within the technology organization.
  • Investigate incidents, reach conclusions, and independently drive improvements by presenting recommendations rather than reports alone.
  • Build trusted relationships with local business leadership, merchandising, marketing, finance, and customer service, as well as their centralized counterparts in the United States.
  • Own market readiness during migration and launch, including merchandising enablement, customer service readiness, local finance and business operations, and launch-day operations.
  • Represent the market's operational realities in central planning, including matters that cannot be deferred without customer impact.
  • Define and own the product and operational health framework, including what is measured, what constitutes a good outcome, and threshold levels.
  • Ensure dashboards, alerts, and recurring reviews are in place to make health visible, working with the teams that build them.
  • Identify deterioration and emerging risks early, ensure root-cause diagnosis, and turn findings into operational corrections or defined product improvements.
  • Establish the measurement baseline for each new LATAM market at launch.
  • Translate business and operational needs into problem statements and standard operating procedures that Delivery and Engineering can execute without clarification meetings.
  • Facilitate intake and prioritization of market initiatives within the DTC operating model, and negotiate roadmap capacity against other markets and products.
  • Validate that delivered solutions achieved their intended objectives against the health framework, and clearly flag when they did not.
  • Treat the operating model as a product by identifying and correcting processes that are manual, slow, error-prone, or dependent on a single person.
  • Improve request intake, prioritization, execution tracking, release management, incident response, and reporting in alignment with DTC portfolio-management practices.
  • Automate recurring operational and reporting work with Engineering, Analytics, and internal tools teams.
  • Document the operating model so it can be transferred to a new market, person, or team.
  • Direct execution with centralized Delivery and distributed Engineering teams, managing requirements, dependencies, sequencing, risks, and dates.
  • Maintain a living view of execution, dependencies, and risks, with an owner and next step for each open item.
  • Manage the critical path and communicate in one sentence what is blocking a launch or release.
  • Actively remove blockers by escalating early, convening the appropriate people, and closing the loop in writing the same day.
  • Own release and cutover readiness, including go/no-go criteria, rehearsals, launch-day operations, rollback plans, and incident communications.
  • Enforce operating discipline by recording decisions, documenting scope changes, and putting verbal agreements in writing.
  • Own the market's operating cadence, including daily operational signals, weekly execution and risk status, and monthly business and platform reviews.
  • Report platform and product health, business performance, risks and dependencies, customer-impacting incidents, and pipeline status with analysis and recommendations.
  • Bridge Business, Product, Product Operations, Delivery, Engineering, Customer Service, Marketing, and Finance across two languages and time zones.
  • Manage bilingual communications for escalations and customer-impacting incidents, surfacing delays before they become missed dates.
  • Turn Mexico learnings into a repeatable market-launch playbook covering operational readiness, measurement baselines, customer service, commerce, and merchandising enablement.
  • Determine what is genuinely market-specific and what should be addressed through multi-tenant platform configuration, and challenge proposals for isolated development.
  • Own operational readiness for subsequent LATAM markets and grow the regional function as its scope expands.

About the Company

FOX

Produces and distributes news, sports content

FOX is a media and entertainment company that creates and distributes news, sports, and entertainment content across brands such as FOX News Media, FOX Sports, FOX Entertainment, and FOX Television Stations. It monetizes content mainly through advertising on its networks and through affiliate fees from distributors, plus licensing revenue. The product set includes television networks, cable channels, and owned-and-operated stations delivering live and on-demand content, with a focus on live events like news and sports. Its goal is to deliver broad, popular programming to a U.S.-focused audience while maintaining a diversified revenue model across Cable Network Programming, Television, and related segments.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1986

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