Associate Director, Portfolio & Monetization ArchitectureActive$191K–$273K

The opportunity

Spotify's growth depends on offering the right thing to the right listener at the right price, moving beyond one-size-fits-all packaging toward a portfolio where listeners can mix and match what they value most. The evolution of our subscription portfolio, and how we monetize…

What you'll do

  • Own the architecture of Spotify’s subscription portfolio, including tier: structure, add-ons, bundles, and how features are allocated across them.

  • Set the logic of the price ladder, including relative pricing, upgrade paths,: and how regional ladders work across developed and emerging markets.

  • Drive the insight agenda with Consumer Insights and Analytics, shaping: hypotheses, sequencing research, and translating findings into clear portfolio strategy recommendations.

  • Partner with GTM Enablement and cross-functional teams to design, read, and: apply in-market tests that connect consumer research with real behavior.

  • Build the business case for portfolio decisions, including sizing,: contribution logic, trade-offs, and long-term commercial impact.

  • Drive alignment across Product, Finance, Pricing, Legal, Licensing, and: senior leadership on key architecture decisions.

What they're looking for

  • You have deep commercial strategy experience in pricing, packaging,: monetization, subscriptions, or consumer businesses.
  • You think structurally and can reason across an entire packaging-and-pricing: system, not just a single product, feature, or number.
  • You have strong intuition for consumer behavior and behavioral economics,: including how people perceive value, compare tiers, and make purchase decisions.
  • You have a track record of influencing senior stakeholders and building: cross-functional consensus without direct authority.
  • You can move fluently between consumer language and commercial logic, and you: are comfortable being the voice of the consumer in strategic discussions.
  • You have experience with Good-Better-Best architectures, feature gating,: add-ons, bundles, or regional price laddering.
  • You may bring experience from strategy consulting, product strategy,: corporate strategy, pricing, consumer tech, media, or subscription businesses.
  • Familiarity with content or rights licensing, and how it shapes product packaging, would be valuable.