Manager, International Content Merchandising

Tubi•Los Angeles, CA

8d•$82,500 - $117,800•Hybrid

About The Position

Tubi is looking for an experienced content leader to lead editorial merchandising for Canada, Latin America, the United Kingdom, and Australia. This role blends creative curation with analytical rigor and operational excellence. You’ll drive merchandising strategies that surface the right content to the right audience, drawing from a deep understanding of regional preferences, strong data interpretation skills, and effective cross-functional execution. Working closely with internal stakeholders and international sales and marketing teams, you'll own the content presentation strategy for four diverse catalogs—turning insights into programming action and campaigns that fuel engagement, viewership, and brand affinity. Fluency in Spanish is a bonus, as is a deep appreciation for entertainment across genres and decades.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
5+ years in content merchandising, editorial, or related entertainment roles
Fluency in English required; fluency in Spanish is a bonus. Additional languages are a plus.
Demonstrated ability to derive insights from data and apply them to content strategy
Comfortable navigating CMS tools and large-scale content systems
Strong command of Excel and presentation tools (e.g., Google Slides) - Airtable experience a plus
Deep knowledge of regional media and cultural trends across Tubi’s international markets
Collaborative, service-oriented mindset with excellent communication skills
Passionate fan of TV and film with broad taste across genres and decades

Nice To Haves

Fluency in Spanish is a bonus
Additional languages are a plus
Airtable experience a plus

Responsibilities

Lead the merchandising and editorial strategy for four international markets: Canada, Latin America, the UK, and Australia.
Translate performance data and audience insights into actionable curation and merchandising decisions—across homepage programming, themed content containers, and tentpole campaigns.
Lead medium- and long-term planning cycles for international editorial priorities, coordinating closely with Programming, Product, Sales, and Marketing.
Create and manage category-based, data-backed curations that reflect regional trends and business priorities.
Support acquisition strategy by identifying regional content needs and surfacing standout opportunities from avails lists.
Manage ad hoc content projects across internal teams, helping implement experiments, merchandising tests, and tech initiatives.
Apply project management discipline to editorial execution—tracking timelines, aligning resources, and ensuring on-time delivery across multiple time zones.