Sr. Engineering Manager, Programmatic Ad Tech, tvScientific @tvScientific

Overview

The role of Sr. Engineering Manager at tvScientific involves overseeing the ad server stack and driving the ad server independence initiative within a pioneering CTV advertising platform. This position is focused on leading architectural decisions and coordinating various technical teams to enhance advertising performance.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and make architectural decisions across the tvScientific ad server tech stack and its integration points.
• Take technical ownership of the ad server independence roadmap.
• Oversee and organize subteams for bidder, index building, and VAST serving.
• Act as the technical DRI for bidder integration work with Pinterest.
• Identify opportunities for shared components and common infrastructure with Pinterest.
• Participate in strategic technical roadmap decisions for the Ad Server team.
• Help scale the engineering team over time.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
• 9+ years of software engineering experience, including 5+ years in the ad industry and 3+ years in programmatic ad tech.
• 5+ years of engineering management experience.
• Experience designing scalable, resilient production systems.
• Demonstrated ability to build high volume, data-intensive services.
• Experience with machine learning in low-latency environments.
• Strong data literacy for technical and strategic decisions.
• Ability to use AI effectively in day-to-day workflow.
• High integrity and accountability in handling sensitive data.

Benefits

Salary range for this position is $208,592 — $429,454 USD, with eligibility for equity. Additional benefits regarding the work culture and employee support can be found on their website.

Location

Remote within the United States. This position is not eligible for relocation assistance.

How to Apply

Applicants must submit their applications through the specified company application process.