Producer, Manifold

October 21, 2026

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Job Description:

Independently lead experiential programs and workstreams from kickoff to wrap as a Producer at Manifold
Translate strategic and creative direction into actionable production plans covering budgets, schedules, vendors, logistics, and onsite delivery
Collaborate with Senior Producers, Account, Creative, Operations, and clients to align expectations and drive project momentum
Manage details, anticipate next steps, solve operational challenges, and make independent decisions or escalate when appropriate
Own end-to-end production workflows and maintain run-of-shows, staffing plans, and logistics documentation
Contribute to post-program debriefs
Develop and track production schedules across pre-production, onsite execution, and wrap
Communicate project status and risks
Build, monitor, and reconcile program budgets, purchase orders, and vendor estimates
Make daily cost decisions within scope
Oversee relationships with venues, fabricators, and technical vendors to ensure quality standards and timelines
Evaluate creative concepts for production viability and provide operational insights and practical solutions

Requirements:

4+ years in experiential marketing, live events, brand activations, or creative agency environments managing full program lifecycles from kickoff to wrap
Strong organization and multitasking skills
Solid grasp of event logistics, production elements, and vendor networks
Skilled in building and managing production schedules and full project budgets, including estimates, purchase orders, invoices, and reconciliation
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to make sound independent decisions and know when to escalate issues
Detail-oriented, proactive, adaptable under pressure, and solutions-focused
Willing and able to travel and work extended, non-traditional hours for onsite event execution
Preferred: Bachelor's degree in Event Management, Marketing, Communications, or related field and/or PMP certification/equivalent training
Preferred: Hands-on experience with AV, lighting, staging, scenic design, video streaming, and technical event technologies
Preferred: Proven experience as a Stage Manager or Show Caller
Preferred: Established relationships with production vendors, fabricators, technical partners, and freelancers

Benefits:

Great medical, dental, and vision insurance options with additional programs available when enrolled
Mental health benefits
Family building benefits
Child care and pet benefits
401(k) plan with company match to help save for your future
12 observed holidays
Discretionary paid time off for salaried team members
15 days paid time off for hourly team members
18 weeks of paid parental leave for biological, adoptive, and foster parents
Subsidized commuter benefits
Monthly Lyft credits
Complimentary Lyft Pink membership

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