Unity
Principal Product Manager, LevelPlay
$175K–$334K
New York, NY, USA +2 · Principal · Full-time · Posted Oct 7, 2026
- Location
- New York, NY, USA
Bellevue, WA, USA
London, United Kingdom - Experience
- Extensive product management experience; principal level or equivalent. No specific number of years stated.
About the job
Shapes the strategy and roadmap for Unity LevelPlay, leading platform decisions and launches across ad mediation, bidding, integrations, and revenue optimization.
What you'll do
- Own the LevelPlay roadmap from product definition and planning through launch and iteration.
- Make data-informed platform decisions on auctions, bidding, network integrations, and revenue optimization; partner with technical teams to ship reliably at scale.
- Engage publishers and ad network partners, align stakeholders across Unity, and mentor LevelPlay product managers.
What they ask for
- Extensive product management experience at principal level or equivalent, including strategy ownership.
- Deep ad-tech expertise in mediation, in-app bidding, programmatic auctions, ad networks, or adjacent marketplace/monetization systems.
- Track record owning platform products end to end and strong analytical rigor, including experimentation and marketplace metrics.
- Experience partnering with ML and data science teams to productionize models, signals, or optimization features.
Nice to have
- Experience in mobile gaming or mobile developer ecosystems.
- Ad mediation platform experience; background in auction theory, ML-driven optimization, real-time bidding, SDK-based products, or mobile ad lifecycle topics.
Pay
$175,200 - $262,800 USD gross (base salary); $198,000 - $297,000 USD gross (base salary); $222,500 - $333,700 USD gross (base salary)
Tools
LevelPlay, ARPDAU, eCPM, ATT, Privacy Sandbox
AI focus
Partner with ML and data science teams to bring models, signals, or optimization features into production; machine learning-driven optimization is also listed as a possible background.
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