Executive Producer, In-House Video
eBay
- Location
- San Jose
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Mid
- H-1B history
- 314 approvals (FY2023)
- Posted
- 1d ago
About this role
At eBay, we're more than a global ecommerce leader — we’re changing the way the world shops and sells. Our platform empowers millions of buyers and sellers in more than 190 markets around the world. We’re committed to pushing boundaries and leaving our mark as we reinvent the future of ecommerce for enthusiasts. Our customers are our compass, authenticity thrives, bold ideas are welcome, and everyone can bring their unique selves to work — every day. We're in this together, sustaining the future of our customers, our company, and our planet. Join a team of passionate thinkers, innovators, and dreamers — and help us connect people and build communities to create economic opportunity for all.
About the Role
We're looking for an experienced Executive Producer to help lead and shape our in-house video studio. This is a unique opportunity for a production leader who thrives at the intersection of strategy and execution. You'll serve as the operational backbone of the studio, personally line producing key projects while building the processes, partnerships, and production model that will enable the team to scale. Rather than inheriting a large production organization, you'll lead a talented team of video creators and help define the future of eBay's in-house video studio within the Global Brand Creative team. Reporting to the Head of Brand Creative, you'll partner closely with Creative leadership to evolve the team's capabilities, determine the right balance of internal talent, freelancers, and agency partners, and establish a scalable vision for how the studio grows over time. If you're energized by building teams, mentoring creative talent, and staying close to the work, we'd love to hear from you.
What You'll Do
Executive produce high-profile video projects from concept through delivery, ensuring exceptional creative execution and operational excellence. Own production planning across pre-production, production, and post-production, including schedules, budgets, staffing, logistics, and risk management. Lead and develop a small team of in-house video creators, providing coaching, mentorship, and clear operational direction. Partner closely with Brand Creative leadership to define how the in-house video studio should evolve as demand grows. Develop scalable production workflows, resource planning, and operating practices that support both creative excellence and efficient execution. Build and manage relationships with freelancers, production vendors, agencies, and creative partners. Evaluate when work should be produced internally versus externally, helping establish the right long-term production model. Collaborate across Marketing, Communications, Events, and other cross-functional teams to deliver impactful storytelling at scale. What Success Looks Like Within your first year: The studio operates with greater clarity, consistency, and production discipline. Video creators are supported by thoughtful planning, coaching, and operational leadership. Complex productions are delivered smoothly across multiple concurrent projects. Internal and external production resources are leveraged strategically to maximize quality, flexibility, and efficiency. Creative partners trust the studio as a collaborative, dependable production partner. A clear roadmap exists for how the in-house video studio will continue to grow and scale.
Who You Are
You're an experienced Executive Producer who enjoys building teams as much as producing exceptional work. You're excited by the opportunity to mentor creative talent while remaining deeply engaged in the productions that define the studio. You're equally comfortable developing production strategy, executive producing high-profile projects, and coaching a small team of video creators. You enjoy creating the systems, partnerships, and processes that enable great creative work to happen at scale, while staying closely connected to the work itself. You see ambiguity as an opportunity to build