The opportunity
Spotify's mission is to unlock the potential of human creativity by giving a million creative artists the opportunity to live off their art and billions of fans the chance to enjoy and be passionate about these creators.
What you'll do
Own the product strategy and roadmap for how free users become aware of,: experience, and develop intent for Premium, driving consideration, conversion intent, and subscriber growth across segments and markets.
Lead the discovery, design, and delivery of subscriber-facing features from: early concept through global rollout.
Drive experiments that deepen our understanding of what makes users want: Premium and measurably move free users closer to a purchase decision.
Turn behavioral, funnel, and market data into clear hypotheses, define: meaningful success metrics, and build a prioritized experimentation roadmap.
Design rigorous A/B experiments to evaluate funnel changes against strong: baselines, scaling approaches that demonstrably work across markets and segments.
Make pragmatic trade-offs across user value, revenue impact, regional nuance,: and operational complexity, knowing when a simple flow change is enough and when a deeper platform capability is needed.
What they're looking for
- Partner with marketing, research, and regional teams to adapt value: positioning and messaging for different markets, competitive landscapes, and user needs, including high-growth emerging markets where the path to Premium may look fundamentally different.
- Communicate strategy, results, and trade-offs clearly to senior stakeholders,: translating funnel mechanics and subscription economics into business impact and strategic direction.
- You have a strong track record in product management and have shipped: consumer-facing products or features at scale, with experience that translates well to subscription, marketplace, consumer growth, or media environments.
- You have strong instincts for consumer value and what makes a product feel: worth paying for, and understand how perception, positioning, and product experience work together to influence willingness to pay.
