The program manager who gets complex launches to air — on the date.
Warren Velázquez takes high-stakes productions from a signed deal to an on-time public launch — across enterprise engineering teams, outside partners, and skeptical executives. Today at Dow Jones he oversees design updates across 10+ event & conference websites — including motion design and some video — on recurring fixed-date go-lives. That is the shape of live sports operations — contract to first broadcast, on a fixed date, with product, engineering, content, and ops all rowing together.
Just like X-Ray on a Prime Video broadcast surfaces the story behind the play, here's the job description mapped to real programs Warren has already shipped. Every card below opens its own X-Ray; this is the headline.
Scrub the timeline — every era is the same job in a new arena. The red thumb is parked on now.
Design updates across 10+ event & conference websites (JournalHouse, WSJ Leadership Institute) and their brand assets — motion and some video — unified into one design system that cut build time ~80%.
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Managed the roadmap, deployment & localization for tv.google (Google TV), android.com (the Android 12 launch) & wearos.google.com — running a TV/streaming marketing surface to fixed public dates.
A year-long UI/UX research & design phase leading 4–6 designers with Google's Search UX Design Director's team, spanning new ad formats — including video.
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A complex design system built after a 3-month UX research phase and an 8-month UX/UI design phase, stewarded into production with Infosys and 28+ engineers.
Ran the asset-production phase of a global GE campaign — executive-level visualizations, a global website, and hundreds of media assets through one publishing pipeline.
One-of-a-kind 3D landmarks by renowned artists on a live platform: Warren owned the Monaverse relationship and managed external vendors across motion, 3D rendering, and promotional video, through testing to one launch.
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Sourced and built a team of 3D, UI/UX, and motion designers and introduced new production processes for metaverse real estate across 12 platforms, at a $50M+ (a16z) startup.
The deal-to-broadcast sequence, each phase backed by a real launch he has already run.
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On-device media transcription — a focused product built solo, end-to-end, directing AI.
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An AI film network — entertainment-adjacent, built and shipped solo on nights and weekends.
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Invent and Simplify in practice — a focused tool taken from concept to a working, launched product.
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Shipped end-to-end — proof of Bias for Action and shipping a product from idea to launch-readiness.
Prime Video's mandate is to define the next generation of how customers watch. That is exactly why I built PROPEL — a co-creation network for the emerging AI-film and motion industry, where creators team up under NDA/NCA protection from the first message and an immutable ContribLog records who made what. It exists because I watched a new class of entertainment form and saw the trust-and-attribution layer no one had built yet.
For a live-events and content operator, that is the tell: I don't just move today's assets through a publishing workflow — I read where the medium is heading and get in front of it. That instinct is what turns a program manager into someone who helps invent the next format, not just ship the current one.
“Warren owned creative, content, deployment and localization on android.com, with meticulous capacity planning to hit our targets across every workstream — without burning the team out. Exceptional communication and problem-solving.”
“Across a year-long APS program, Warren ran PM and client management on a complex, multi-part project. A genuine team player and problem solver who built strong client relationships throughout.”
“Exemplary PM on a complex, large-scale project — diligent planning, real adaptability, and expectation management on both the internal and external sides. His role was critical to the project's success.”
If you're taking Prime Video sports from deal signing to first broadcast, you want the operator who has done the shape of that job again and again. Let's talk.
