Product Manager, Ad Management & Inventory Management

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SpainFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: 3+ years

Requirements

3+ years of experience in Product Management
Experience within marketplace, inventory-heavy, or platform-based environments
Strong experience working on data-driven products (integrations, data pipelines, data quality, scalability)
Proven ability to build internal tools, operational platforms, or B2B2C systems
Experience working with cross-functional teams (operations, commercial, engineering, data science)
Strong analytical mindset with ability to use data for problem-solving and product improvements
Proven experience managing product roadmaps and backlogs
Excellent communication skills to translate business needs into technical requirements

Responsibilities

Own and evolve product strategy for ad management and inventory systems across multiple European markets
Design and improve ad publishing workflows for speed, accuracy, and performance
Identify friction points in inventory flow and develop scalable product solutions
Collaborate with engineering, data science, and operations teams to deliver impactful features
Define, monitor, and analyze key product and business metrics
Translate complex operational and business requirements into clear product specifications and engineering backlogs
Manage roadmap planning and backlog prioritization for an engineering squad

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