Director of Product, Platform at LiveRamp · San Francisco, CA · Joined
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Director of Product, Platform
LiveRamp · San Francisco, CA · Just now · 0 applicants
NewOn-siteFull-timeManager
Pay
$226k–$284kListed
Workplace
On-site
Job type
Full-time
Level
Manager
Team: Platform · Source: jobright · Posted by joined-scrapper
About the role
LiveRamp seeks a Director of Product to own the strategy, roadmap, and lifecycle of its foundational platform capabilities, including ingestion, data catalog, APIs, and activation, while partnering across engineering, privacy, security, and go-to-market teams to deliver secure and reusable platform services.
What you’ll do
Lead strategy, roadmap, and lifecycle of foundational platform capabilities
Partner with engineering, architecture, privacy, security, and go-to-market teams
Deliver secure, reusable platform services for products and data collaboration
Define and execute multi-year product strategy with milestones and metrics
Drive prioritization using data, experimentation, and customer feedback
Balance short-term delivery with long-term platform health and technical debt
What you’ll need
10+ years of product management experience, with 4+ years in platform, infrastructure, or API products
Proven track record building and scaling shared platforms across product lines or business units
Experience in B2B SaaS or enterprise software, ideally in data, advertising/marketing technology, cloud, or identity
Strong technical acumen and ability to discuss architecture with senior engineers
Excellent stakeholder management, communication, and influence across functions
Experience leading and mentoring other product managers
Original job description
LiveRamp is hiring a Director of Product, Platform to lead the strategy, roadmap, and lifecycle of its foundational platform capabilities, including ingestion, data catalog, APIs, and activation. The role partners across engineering, architecture, privacy, security, and go-to-market teams to deliver secure, reusable platform services that power LiveRamp’s…