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A leading AdTech company in the UK is looking for a Senior Product Manager to drive their product strategy and manage a growing team. This role involves full ownership of MVP definition and market rollout, requiring strong experience in the AdTech space, particularly with Google Ads and B2B SaaS products. The ideal candidate will excel in analytical thinking and communication. The company offers a flexible working environment and direct partnership with the Chief Product Officer.
Our client, an innovative and fast-growing AdTech company, is seeking a Senior Product Manager to drive the next stage of their product evolution. This organisation is a leader in digital advertising protection and performance intelligence, helping global brands maximise ROI across Google PPC, PMAX, and Affiliate Marketing channels.
Reporting directly to the Chief Product Officer, you will take full ownership of product strategy, MVP planning, and launch execution. You’ll also manage a Product Owner and collaborate closely with Engineering, Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success. You’ll help shape the roadmap as the business expands its offering across e-commerce, retail, travel, gaming, and financial services – building products that deliver measurable improvements in advertising performance and revenue impact.
If you feel you have the relevant experience please reply to this advert or email your CV to yasmine@gmrecruit.co.uk
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