Sr. Technical Program Manager
What you’ll do As the Senior Technical Program Manager, Personalization , you will: • Own a portfolio of personalization programs that span recommendation platforms, ranking and optimization strategies, and new anticipatory experiences (e.g., unified landing pages, intelligent/AI-generated boards), with clear goals, milestones, and success metrics. • Drive cross-surface execution so that personalization improvements can scale efficiently across multiple experiences (e.g., Homefeed, Explore, SEO landing pages, board and shopping surfaces), working closely with product and engineering owners in each area. • Partner with Relevance and Data Science to ensure our ranking and modeling work prioritizes long-term value and revisitation (not just short-term clicks), and that experiment learnings systematically inform future roadmap and investment decisions. • Design and run the operating model for personalization —creating cadences, dashboards, and decision forums that give leaders and teams a clear view of program health, risks, dependencies, and tradeoffs across the personalization portfolio. • Align stakeholders across organizations (Relevance/ML, product surfaces, infra, curation, growth) when there are competing priorities or ambiguous ownership, and drive crisp, data-backed decisions that keep the personalization roadmap moving. • Communicate complex work simply , turning deeply technical modeling and platform efforts into clear narratives about impact on Pinners (discovery quality, relevance, anticipatory experiences) and on the business (engagement, retention, revisitation). • Use GenAI as a default PgM tool —starting from AI-assisted drafts for core artifacts (charters, plans, status, decision memos) and redesigning high-toil PgM workflows (status synthesis, RAID tracking, intake triage) into AI-first mechanisms where it’s safe and effective to do so. • Prototype lightweight AI-assisted helpers (e.g., scripts, dashboards, workflow tools) with AI coding assistants to make it easier to understand personalization experiments, surface-level performance, and program health—while adhering to Pinterest’s AI governance and safety-by-design expectations.
Sr. Technical Program Manager
What you’ll do As the Senior Technical Program Manager, Personalization , you will: • Own a portfolio of personalization programs that span recommendation platforms, ranking and optimization strategies, and new anticipatory experiences (e.g., unified landing pages, intelligent/AI-generated boards), with clear goals, milestones, and success metrics. • Drive cross-surface execution so that personalization improvements can scale efficiently across multiple experiences (e.g., Homefeed, Explore, SEO landing pages, board and shopping surfaces), working closely with product and engineering owners in each area. • Partner with Relevance and Data Science to ensure our ranking and modeling work prioritizes long-term value and revisitation (not just short-term clicks), and that experiment learnings systematically inform future roadmap and investment decisions. • Design and run the operating model for personalization —creating cadences, dashboards, and decision forums that give leaders and teams a clear view of program health, risks, dependencies, and tradeoffs across the personalization portfolio. • Align stakeholders across organizations (Relevance/ML, product surfaces, infra, curation, growth) when there are competing priorities or ambiguous ownership, and drive crisp, data-backed decisions that keep the personalization roadmap moving. • Communicate complex work simply , turning deeply technical modeling and platform efforts into clear narratives about impact on Pinners (discovery quality, relevance, anticipatory experiences) and on the business (engagement, retention, revisitation). • Use GenAI as a default PgM tool —starting from AI-assisted drafts for core artifacts (charters, plans, status, decision memos) and redesigning high-toil PgM workflows (status synthesis, RAID tracking, intake triage) into AI-first mechanisms where it’s safe and effective to do so. • Prototype lightweight AI-assisted helpers (e.g., scripts, dashboards, workflow tools) with AI coding assistants to make it easier to understand personalization experiments, surface-level performance, and program health—while adhering to Pinterest’s AI governance and safety-by-design expectations.