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Participate in establishing a high caliber/best in class product marketing team at TikTok by leveraging opportunities to share best practices, evolve our processes and frameworks that benefit the entire team and PSO organization.
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We're looking for an experienced Product Manager to build highly scalable machine learning products that determine what ads billions of TikTok users see and engage with. TikTok has global offices including Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Singapore, Jakarta, Seoul and Tokyo.
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Develop thought leadership around key product launches and response to industry developments partnering closely with the Global Business Marketing team. - 2+ years of product marketing or product management experience with digital ad products.
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We are looking to bring on an experienced Product Marketing Manager who will lead product strategy and go-to-market planning for our performance advertising products. The Web Ads and Open-loop eCommerce Product Strategy & Operations team is part of the TikTok Global Monetization Product & Technology organization and holds a strong advertiser focus and a dedication to technical excellence.
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