Senior Content Management/Systems Product Manager

Founded in 2013, our client is a hugely popular, cutting-edge online streaming television company from California. This free broadcasting service provides millions of viewers with more than 100 exclusive live and original channels that users won’t find on local TV. The content is full of TV shows of all kinds, premium news, on-demand movies, cartoons, viral videos, sports, lifestyle and trending digital series. In a nutshell, there is literally everything you’d like to see on your screen – hand-picked by people who know and love the entertainment industry.

More so, they offer a free app that runs seamlessly on multiple mobile, web and various connected TV streaming devices. Well-known online giants The Verge, Venture Beat, and Vibe declared our customer as ‘awesome’. So, we can say for sure that our client is redefining the future of television.

Our client is led by a seasoned team of entrepreneurs, TV and technology executives, and top-of-class team members. $43M+ funding with investors like US Venture Partners, Sky, Chicago Ventures, Universal Music Group, United Talent Agency and Pritzker Group. Top app with millions of users across platforms like web, iOS, Android, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Vizio, Samsung, and more.

One of the hottest startups in Los Angeles and one of the leading video platforms in the industry -often covered in NY Times, Forbes, Techcrunch, Variety, USA Today, CNN, Mashable and more!

High energy culture. Passionate entrepreneurial team. Massive market. Employing the best of the best in the industry. We’re building the future of television.

CBS Digital is looking for a hands-on product builder to work directly on our internal CMS: the authoring, publishing, and operations tools editors, producers, and operators use to get coverage in front of fans. This is a tactical, execution-heavy contract role. You will be sitting with the people who use the tools, turning what you learn into shaped bets and designed flows, and shipping improvements inside fixed cycles.

Product and design are one job here. You frame the problem, sketch the flow, prototype it with AI,test it with the editors who will live in it, and work with engineering until it is in production and measured.

• Interview process that respects people and their time
• Professional and open IT community
• Internal meet-ups and resources for knowledge sharing
• Time for recovery and relaxation
• Bright online and offline events
• Opportunity to become part of our internal volunteer community

• Prototype with AI-assisted tools (Cursor, Claude Code, Figma Make) so stakeholders react to something real before engineering commits.
• Design end-to-end authoring and publishing flows, including the states and edge cases that matter in a newsroom: errors, empty states, concurrent edits, and deadline moments.
• Shape well-defined bets for the CMS squad: briefs with clear appetite, boundaries, success criteria, and risks named before the cycle starts.
• Run lightweight discovery with editorial, production, and operations users: shadowing, usability checks, session review, and quick experiments.
• Define measurement for each bet up front (time to publish, error rates, task completion, adoption) and read the results after launch.
• Handle day-to-day alignment for your bets, including privacy, compliance, and business stakeholders, so the squad stays unblocked.
• What success looks like:
• The squad starts every cycle with a shaped brief and a tested flow, not a loose idea.
• Flows ship in reliable increments, use the design system consistently, and need little rework from engineering.
• Editors and producers notice the tools getting faster and less error-prone, and say so.
• Each bet has a readout: what moved, what did not, and what changes next cycle.
• Engineering leads describe you as a trusted partner on tradeoffs, not a handoff.

• 5+ years of experience shipping internal tools or workflow products as a PM, a product designer, or both.Strong interaction design craft: clear hierarchy, sensible defaults, graceful handling of mistakes, and polish that matches shipping quality, not mockup quality.
• Comfort working close to backend constraints (APIs, data models, permissions) and designing within them rather than around them.
• A default of prototyping with AI tools and validating with real users before asking for engineering time.
• Fluency with analytics and lightweight experimentation, and the discipline to define success before you build.
• Ability to onboard quickly, operate with little oversight, and communicate clearly with both technical and editorial audiences.