Product Manager
Summary
Product Manager at Publift (Sydney) owning discovery and end-to-end roadmap delivery for Fuse, its publisher ad-tech platform — building tooling, workflows, data visualisation, and platform integrations around the ad-auction core to help publishers optimise monetisation.
What you’ll be doing
You'll own discovery and roadmap delivery end to end for one or more of Fuse's product areas in and around our auction core, including tooling, workflows, and platform capabilities that publishers and our internal teams rely on every day. That might mean the interfaces publishers use to understand and control their setup, data visualisation and automation for user and customer decision making, or core integrations into our platform to improve monetisation and ad serving.
This is a genuine ownership role. You'll own initiatives outright, including its roadmap, its backlog, user and customer conversations and will be accountable for outcomes. Fuse is a technical product and to make your mark here, you'll need to develop real fluency with the system and ecosystem we operate in. You do not need Adtech experience to apply, but you do need curiosity, strong product fundamentals, and the instinct to tie every piece of work back to what it does for customers and the business.
- Own discovery, prioritisation, and roadmap delivery for your product area, building a coherent, evidence-based roadmap from customer, user, and business needs.
- Turn publisher feedback, internal signals, and support patterns into a scored, prioritised backlog, and make your trade-offs legible to stakeholders.
- Write clear problem statements and specifications that engineers can build from directly, making ambiguous problems unambiguous for the team.
- Partner closely with Engineering, Data Science, and Commercial team through delivery: surface risks early, make pragmatic scope trade-offs, and take shipped work through measurement and iteration.
- Talk to customer and internal users regularly and let what you hear visibly shape the roadmap.