Microsoft

Principal Product Manager, Microsoft Advertising

United States, Washington, Redmond + 1 more

Found: Today

Microsoft Advertising is looking for a Principal Product Manager to own two increasingly important ways developers and AI agents interact with our advertising platform: Microsoft Ads API and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) experience.

Advertising is moving beyond graphical user interfaces. Advertisers, agencies, partners, developers, and increasingly AI agents need programmatic ways to create, understand, optimize, and manage advertising campaigns. We’re the team behind the infrastructure that powers the Microsoft Advertising buying experience, and we’re looking for a PM who wants to help define it. You’ll take ownership of our API and MCP roadmap, work at the intersection of advertising, developer platforms, and AI agents, with the opportunity to shape both the product and the team.

In this role, you will help design the interface between Microsoft Advertising and the next generation of software. You will own the product strategy and roadmap for our MCP and API experiences, working across engineering, product, design, partner teams, and customers to make Microsoft Advertising easier to build on and easier for agents to use.

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