Full-Time

Director of Product Management

Content Lifecycle

Nielsen

Nielsen

10,001+ employees

Global audience measurement and data analytics

No salary listed

Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship

Remote in USA

Remote

Remote within the United States.

Category
Product (1)
Required Skills
UI/UX Design
Product Management
Machine Learning
Data Governance

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Requirements
  • 8–12+ years in product management, with at least 4 years in a Director-level or equivalent role owning complex B2B platform products
  • Demonstrated experience building or scaling data intelligence platforms in content, media, entertainment, or adjacent industries (fintech, MarTech, or AdTech with media clients also considered)
  • Track record of direct enterprise client engagement at the VP/C-suite level, including ownership of commercial relationships and contract negotiations
  • Deep understanding of content financing, distribution, and rights economics — familiarity with how studios, banks, and distributors evaluate content investments
  • Proficiency with predictive modeling concepts, statistical forecasting, and data architecture sufficient to evaluate model quality and make architectural tradeoffs
  • Experience with enterprise API integration strategy and data governance in regulated or compliance-sensitive environments
  • Demonstrated ability to architect from zero — greenfield product builds with no legacy infrastructure or established playbook
  • Operates with executive-level independence; does not require VP oversight for day-to-day architectural decisions
  • Credible, confident communicator with C-suite counterparts at studios, banks, and investment firms
  • Strong cross-functional leadership — able to align engineering, data science, design, and commercial teams around a shared roadmap
Responsibilities
  • Architect PRISM's commercial intelligence engine for the film, TV, and streaming lifecycle — from development and financing through theatrical release, streaming distribution, and catalog monetization
  • Design and own proprietary ROI and Greenlight Simulation models that banks, studios, and financiers will use as the primary basis for multi-million dollar funding decisions
  • Build the composite market view architecture, unifying social sentiment, theatrical performance, and streaming consumption data into a single authoritative content valuation model
  • Own the enterprise workflow integration strategy across financial institutions, major studios, and distributors — including mandatory embedding into underwriting software, rights management systems, and greenlighting tools
  • Define API architecture and integration standards for institutional partners, with full accountability for compliance, data governance, and security requirements in high-stakes financial contexts
  • Drive systemic integration depth: volume and quality of proprietary API integrations across institutional systems is a primary performance metric
  • Lead governed, persona-specific interface design across distinct stakeholder groups: High-Fidelity Risk View for bank compliance committees, Creative Performance View for studio development teams, and Distribution Intelligence View for global distributors
  • Establish UX standards and design governance for the content lifecycle module, ensuring interface consistency and data fidelity across all user personas
  • Represent PRISM at the C-suite level with studio, banking, and investment firm clients — credibility and authority in these relationships is a commercial prerequisite for enterprise retention
  • Partner with Sales and Account Management on enterprise contract negotiations, renewal strategy, and platform expansion within key accounts
  • Own the full product roadmap for the content lifecycle module, setting priorities and tradeoffs across engineering, data science, design, and go-to-market teams
  • Operate with independence — making architectural decisions, managing stakeholder expectations, and resolving cross-functional conflicts without VP escalation for routine matters

Nielsen measures audience data for media across TV, digital, audio, and streaming, providing subscriptions to datasets and analytics for industry players. Its products include cross‑platform ratings, media planning, and marketing optimization insights drawn from a global data network. Gracenote is part of its offerings, expanding content identification and metadata services. Nielsen’s goal is to help customers understand how people consume media and use that information to optimize content, advertising, and business decisions.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

Debt Financing

Total Funding

$5.2B

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

1963

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What believers are saying

  • August 6, 2026 DoubleVerify deal expands Nielsen into verification and outcomes.
  • August 4, 2026 streaming charts showed Stranger Things and Bluey dominating Nielsen data.
  • January 21, 2026 notes refinancing pushed debt maturities beyond 2028.

What critics are saying

  • July 13, 2026 Second Circuit upheld Cumulus antitrust pressure on Nielsen radio tying.
  • The DoubleVerify acquisition needs regulatory approval by Q1 2027 and adds integration risk.
  • A Cumulus-driven adverse ruling forces standalone radio pricing, crushing Nielsen's monopoly economics.

What makes Nielsen unique

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  • Gracenote adds metadata depth across streaming, sports, and entertainment discovery.
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