The opportunity
We design Spotify’s consumer experience—end to end, moment to moment, across every screen, platform, and partner integration. Our mission is to make listening feel effortless, personal, and joyful for billions of users around the world.
What you'll do
Partner with engineering leaders to explore technical solutions, evaluate: trade-offs, and guide decisions that improve product performance, reliability, and scalability.
Develop shared platform capabilities that help teams build consistent,: high-quality experiences across Spotify.
Improve the adoption and long-term value of platform capabilities by: gathering feedback, measuring outcomes, and supporting teams that use them.
Balance new product opportunities with technical improvements, including: system performance, quality, simplification, and platform migrations.
Use experimentation, prototypes, technical exploration, and feedback to test: ideas, learn quickly, and adapt your approach.
Build alignment across teams by communicating priorities, dependencies, and: trade-offs clearly, helping partners work toward shared outcomes.
What they're looking for
- You have 5+ years of product management experience, including experience: building or improving technical platforms, shared systems, or capabilities that support consumer products.
- You understand client and backend technologies and can work with engineers to: connect technical decisions to user needs and business outcomes.
- You're familiar with mobile development for iOS or Android, including areas: such as app performance, reliability, user interface architecture, or design systems.
- You have experience guiding products or platforms beyond launch, improving: adoption, managing technical debt, and supporting systems as needs evolve.
- You can evaluate technical trade-offs and make thoughtful decisions about: when to improve existing systems, simplify solutions, or invest in new capabilities.
- You use data, research, experimentation, and sound judgment to make product: decisions, including when traditional A/B testing isn't the right approach.
- You communicate complex ideas clearly, welcome different perspectives, and: build strong relationships across engineering, design, and data teams.
- You're comfortable navigating ambiguity, taking ownership of complex: challenges, and adapting your approach as you learn.
