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We’re looking for a vendor operations program manager to join the GTM Excellence team within Reddit’s GTM Strategy & Operations organization. GTM Excellence is responsible for transforming and scaling sales processes, policies, and programs to reduce friction in the sales cycle, drive systemic consistency, and increase seller productivity
In this role, you will ensure we run efficient ad review processes to reduce delays that can impact campaign launches and delivery. You will serve as a bridge between Sales, offshore vendor teams, and cross-functional partners (Ads Policy) to resolve time-sensitive escalations, remove friction, and create a seamless experience for advertisers and sellers. You should be organized , action-oriented , and comfortable working in a tactical, queue-based environment
Location: Hybrid. London, UK Responsibilities: Oversee day-to-day vendor operations: Monitor KPIs, SLAs, quality metrics, and agent output to help ensure ad review work is executed consistently and efficiently
Manage vendor relationships: Serve as a primary point of contact for vendor partners, build strong working relationships, conduct regular business reviews, and address operational or performance issues as they arise
Own sales escalations: Act as an escalation point for time-sensitive, complex ad review issues affecting Sales and advertisers, and turn recurring themes into actionable insights that improve processes over time
Strengthen escalation and quality controls: Support clear escalation paths and quality control processes for ad review, and help ensure teams are working against well-defined standards
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