Job detail for Principal Product Manager - Audio and Media Playback

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Principal Product Manager - Audio and Media Playback
Spotify
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What You'll Do
Work with a cross-functional team that looks after our audio playback capabilities

Work with engineering, design, data science and user research to ensure the experience is scalable, usable, and useful for a range of strategies

Lead multiple projects across the entire product lifecycle

Triangulate data and insights to develop a robust product strategy and inform decision-making as well as short- and long-term roadmaps

Manage cross-functional and cross-org relationships to keep teams and leaders informed, receive input, and influence their thinking

Who You Are
You are an experienced product manager with the ability to work with cross-functional teams, lead complex projects across multiple strategies and stakeholders, and make data-driven decisions

You are an expert in audio experiences, with a strong understanding of both the engineering aspects of audio processing and editing, as well as their impact on the user listening experience. For example, you understand how features like crossfading and beatmatching influence the flow and feel of an audio session, while also ensuring high overall audio quality

Experience from developing video playback experiences (in addition to audio) is a plus; e.g. low-latency video delivery, DRM, and optimizing playback for improved QoE

You have led the product work of several products in large tech companies that you can tell us about

You have a deep understanding of product practices and know how to incorporate multiple different perspectives (including user research, data and strategy) into one single product vision and experience

You care about creating engaging, rewarding, and valuable experiences for users, creators, and Spotify

Where You'll Be
This role is based in Stockholm or London.
We offer you the flexibility to work where you work best! There will be some in person meetings, but still allows for flexibility to work from home.