Technical Project Manager, Distribution Partnerships

Responsibilities

Distribution Partnerships are a critical means by which we support various company objectives, including user growth & retention, marketing & brand, data & infrastructure, content, and product/tech. Our primary focus is on mobile, product/developer, and connected screens, with ongoing opportunities to engage in other spaces and verticals.

Responsibilities
- Become an expert in critical technical domains of partnership implementation. You don't need to be an engineer, but it helps if you can speak it as a second language. You will translate business case or partner needs into technical requirements that can then be translated back to non-technical teams.
- Analyze and develop procedures for management and technical duties. Hold regular technical team meetings to determine progress and address any questions or challenges regarding projects
- Project management: execute and manage projects by working closely with cross-functional stakeholders through an implementation plan. Create management, communication plans and processes.
- Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders across User Growth, Product, Engineers, Legal, Operations, Marketing, and Business teams on the conceptualization, development, implementation, and go-to-market strategy of new partnership initiatives.
- Work closely with the Distribution Business Development team to identify and execute potential collaborations, especially product-related pillars.

Qualifications

Minimum Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree or higher
- 3+ years of experience in project management within Tech, Telecom, OEM, or Consumer Electronics
- Deep expertise in mobile industry technologies and trends, with a proven record of successfully leading and delivering innovation programs
- Strong internal communication skills with the ability to effectively engage diverse stakeholders
- Skilled at identifying and addressing stakeholder needs while navigating organizational priorities
- Excellent documentation, storytelling, and research capabilities