Netflix

Technical Program Manager 6 - Games Data Science & Engineering

USA - Remote Remote

Found: June 6, 2026

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This role is remote in the USA.

Compensation:

$420,000 - $630,000 per year

Responsibilities:

  • Drive end-to-end program delivery for Games Platform DSE initiatives, including telemetry instrumentation and data pipeline development.
  • Partner with data engineers and platform teams to build foundational data capabilities for games across various platforms.
  • Manage cross-functional dependencies and ensure teams are aligned on shared deliverables.

Requirements:

  • Experience as a technical program manager in data engineering or analytics.
  • Technical fluency to engage with data engineers and scientists.
  • Strong communication skills for program updates and executive summaries.

Tech stack:

Data pipelines, telemetry architectures, experimentation frameworks.

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