Lead Product Manager, AI-Driven Audience Strategy

United States Digital Space LLC; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Nielsen seeks a Lead Product Manager to drive the zero-to-one development of our next-generation value-orchestration platform at the intersection of programmatic, audiences and AI.

You will lead a highly technical team building the infrastructure that enables partners to aggregate high-value digital assets and pioneer autonomous AI systems to optimize transactional efficiency at scale, while aligning stakeholders and defining a phased go-to-market framework.

Qualifications

• 6+ years of Product Management experience in high-scale programmatic ecosystems or complex marketplaces.
• Deep familiarity with programmatic supply/demand mechanics and data monetization.
• Proven success launching complex, technical products from scratch including alpha/beta programs.
• Strong AI/ML literacy, including LLM orchestration and autonomous workflows.

Responsibilities

• Define and own the multi-year roadmap for a high-growth 0-1 product focused on marketplace and audience intelligence.
• Architect scalable data/asset bundling solutions for partners and maximize yield.
• Lead design of closed-loop autonomous AI workflows and real-time resource optimization.
• Design phased commercialization, pricing frameworks, and market readiness.
• Bridge technical teams with senior executives, ensuring alignment and governance.

Skills

Product Management

High Agency

AI/ML Fluency

Stakeholder Management

Zero-to-One Development

Programmatic Marketplaces

Job description

Nielsen seeks a Lead Product Manager to drive the zero-to-one development of our next-generation value-orchestration platform at the intersection of programmatic, audiences and AI.

You will lead a highly technical team building the infrastructure that enables partners to aggregate high-value digital assets and pioneer autonomous AI systems to optimize transactional efficiency at scale, while aligning stakeholders and defining a phased go-to-market framework.