Technical Project Manager - Advertising

The Advertising Partnerships team is looking for a specialized Technical Project Manager for a fixed-term maternity cover role, starting November 1st 2026. In this role, you will report to the Executive Director, Partnerships and lead the execution and hands-on program management for high-value, R&D-driven partnership initiatives, ensuring complex integrations and key launch milestones are delivered seamlessly.

• →Technical Project Management: Lead technical project execution for high-stakes, R&D-heavy advertising partnership initiatives.
• →Documentation & Roadmapping: Oversee technical documentation, integration roadmaps, and delivery tracking.
• →Blocker Resolution: Directly resolve technical blockers and actively manage cross-functional dependencies across product, engineering, and partner teams.
• →Program Coordination: Provide hands-on program oversight and immediate intervention during critical launch and implementation phases.
• →Communication: Own communications to internal stakeholders about issues and status; stakeholders include colleagues from product development, partnerships, sales, and legal.
• →Post-Launch & Handover: Support post-launch monitoring, issue resolution, and campaign optimization, while maintaining detailed handover records for smooth transition upon return.
• →Demonstrate support and understanding of our value of journalistic independence and a strong commitment to our mission to seek the truth and help people understand the world.

• 5+ years of experience in technical program/project management within digital ad tech, partnerships, or software/R&D environments.
• 5+ years of experience managing complex technical integrations, technical roadmaps, and cross-team dependencies.
• Ability to navigate high-stakes launch environments and drive cross-functional alignment across internal engineering and external partners.
• Excellent communication, tracking, and organizational skills.

This is a hybrid remote/in-office role.

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