Staff Product Manager, Reporting Experiences

What You'll Be Doing

As a Staff Product Manager, you will operate as a senior individual contributor — owning a meaningful product domain end-to-end, setting the bar for product quality and strategy, and influencing across the organization without formal authority. This is not a people management role. It is a domain ownership role, and the expectation is that you lead through expertise, judgment, and the quality of what you ship.

Product Strategy & Vision

• Define and own the multi-year product strategy for TTD's reporting experiences, spanning the data exploration tools, visualization surfaces, delivery capabilities, proactive insights, and AI-powered interfaces that advertisers and agencies rely on to understand and act on their media investments.
• Identify and prioritize white-space opportunities across the reporting and analytics landscape, including emerging approaches to data delivery, AI-assisted analysis, and data collaboration.
• Set the strategic direction for how TTD competes and leads in reporting, leveraging the platform's structural advantages in data transparency and openness - the log-level access and data visibility that walled gardens cannot offer - as a foundation for differentiated experiences that create unique customer value.
• Define TTD's approach to AI-native reporting interfaces — including natural language querying, automated insight delivery, and agentic workflows that anticipate user needs and close the loop between data and action — with a clear and grounded view on where these capabilities create genuine user value.
• Build the business case for reporting investments with the executive team, influencing resource allocation and enterprise-level product decisions.

Platform & Ecosystem Ownership

• Own end-to-end product vision for TTD's reporting infrastructure — the data exploration and query layer, in-platform visualization and dashboards, reporting APIs, and scheduled and cloud-based data delivery.
• Define product strategy for reporting experiences that operate at internet scale — trillions of data events, billions of ad impressions, global markets and channels — and bring the technical ambition and product judgment required to make that scale invisible to the end user.
• Define requirements for data pipelines, query performance, API design, and semantic data models that support reporting at scale — with reliability, speed, and data integrity embedded at the foundation.
• Partner closely with engineering and data science on platform architecture decisions that affect the performance and scalability of reporting infrastructure across a global, high-throughput environment.
• Lead product strategy for data collaboration capabilities, including log-level data sharing and integrations with partner platforms, clean rooms, and data ecosystems.

Cross-Functional & Organizational Leadership

• Lead and align senior stakeholders across product, engineering, data science, commercial, and executive leadership on the reporting roadmap and its dependencies.
• Act as a force multiplier across commercial teams — enabling solutions, business development, and partnerships to engage clients with product credibility and depth on reporting and analytics capabilities.
• Partner with marketing and GTM teams on the positioning, packaging, and rollout of new reporting capabilities to customers and to the broader market.
• Champion data quality and trust as foundational product requirements, fostering a culture internally — and externally with customers — where data is understood, relied upon, and acted on with confidence.

External Influence & Industry Leadership

• Cultivate a continuous external feedback loop with key customers, agencies, and partners to stay ahead of market needs and translate those signals into roadmap priorities.
• Represent TTD externally with clients, agency partners, and industry stakeholders as a product authority on advertising data, reporting, and analytics.
• Help shape the future of data collaboration across the programmatic ecosystem — defining how The Trade Desk enables privacy-first data sharing, clean room integrations, and data partnerships that allow customers to activate and measure across their data assets while maintaining governance, compliance, and user trust.
• Build TTD's credibility in the market by demonstrating a deep understanding of how advertisers and agencies interact with data across their workflows, and how TTD's platform serves those needs in ways others cannot.

What You Bring To The Table

• 6+ years of product management experience building products at scale, ideally in ad tech, programmatic advertising, or a data-intensive B2B SaaS environment.
• Deep familiarity with the campaign lifecycle — pre-campaign planning and forecasting, campaign launch validation, in-flight performance monitoring, troubleshooting, optimization workflows, and post-flight reporting and analysis. You've built for users who live this daily, or you've lived it yourself.
• Strong track record building data products — query and reporting tools, dashboards, APIs, insights surfaces, or scheduled delivery. You know what makes a data product feel fast, trusted, and delightful, and what kills trust the moment a number is wrong.
• You treat data as a product. You bring PM-level rigor to how data itself is structured, defined, and delivered — not just how it's presented. You champion data quality, consistency, and trust as foundational requirements, and foster a culture internally and externally where data is genuinely understood, valued, and acted on.
• Technical fluency. You can go deep with engineering on systems architecture, data pipeline design, API design, semantic data models, query performance, and latency tradeoffs. You don't write the code, but you pressure-test designs, spot unnecessary complexity, and engage credibly on the technical dimensions of data products at scale without being led by them.
• Exceptional product taste and judgment. You hold a high bar for quality of execution and user experience. You know the difference between an MLP and an MVP that ships and sits. You fight for the former.
• User empathy as a practice, not a talking point. You spend real time with customers. You dog food the products you manage. You are driven by genuine curiosity about user problems and motivated by solving them.
• Bias toward shipping. You move with urgency. You know how to cut scope without cutting value, and you drive teams to decisions with conviction. You are uncomfortable sitting still.
• High agency and not bound by swim lanes. You take accountability for solving complete problems end-to-end for users — not just within your direct remit. You'll influence, advocate, and partner across organizational boundaries to ensure users get the full solution, not a partial one.
• Commercial instincts. You feel at home in a customer conversation and understand how to connect product investments to business outcomes. You partner naturally with sales, solutions, and marketing on GTM and customer adoption.
• Exceptional communication — written and verbal. You can articulate a vision in one paragraph or one slide. You drive alignment across a globally distributed organization, horizontally and vertically, without losing nuance or momentum.
• Durability and grit — sometimes the right solution takes creative thinking and multiple iterations while dependencies solidify. You try many different approaches to find the right answer, and you don't quit when it's hard.

Nice to Have

• Experience building AI-native, agentic, or MCP-powered product experiences, or a strong point of view on where AI adds genuine value in analytics and reporting workflows.
• Familiarity with data collaboration, clean rooms, or log-level data access products.
• Hands-on experience at a DSP, SSP, agency trading desk, or programmatic platform — you've managed campaigns yourself, or you've built tools for people who do at scale.

Compensation

Base Salary range: $201,400 - $251,800 USD.

Benefits

Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage with premiums paid in full for employees and dependents. 401k plan with company match. Short and long-term disability coverage. Basic life insurance, well-being benefits, tuition reimbursement, parental leave, sick time of 1 hour per 30 hours worked. Vacation time for full-time employees up to 120 hours through the first year and 160 hours thereafter. 13 paid holidays per year. Employees can also purchase Trade Desk stock at a discount through the Employee Stock Purchase Plan.

Equal Opportunity Statement

The Trade Desk does not accept unsolicited resumes from search firm recruiters. Fees will not be paid in the event a candidate submitted by a recruiter without an agreement in place is hired; such resumes will be deemed the sole property of The Trade Desk. The Trade Desk is an equal opportunity employer. All aspects of employment will be based on merit, competence, performance, and business needs. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, marital status, age, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition, pregnancy, genetic information, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.