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Job Summary:
Condé Nast is a global media company producing high-quality content with a vast consumer footprint. They are seeking a Principal Product Manager to lead the digital product strategy for Vogue, focusing on enhancing user engagement and audience growth through innovative product experiences.
Responsibilities:
• Own the product strategy and roadmap for Vogue's digital experiences — web, app, and whatever comes next.
• Develop a deep, specific point of view on what makes Vogue's product exceptional: the intersection of fashion authority, cultural relevance, and the world's most discerning audience.
• Protect and extend what makes Vogue irreplaceable while pushing its digital experience into genuinely new territory — the brand deserves a product that matches its editorial ambition.
• Own the product strategy behind Vogue's web audience — UPVs, recirculation, session depth, and the content discovery experiences that turn a single visit into a habit.
• Define and drive the metrics that reflect how Vogue's audience actually behaves: not just traffic, but engagement depth, return frequency, and content interaction quality.
• Build experiences that scale Vogue's reach without diluting what makes it Vogue.
• Own the Vogue app as a distinct product surface — with its own engagement model, retention strategy, and reason to exist beyond the web.
• Develop a sharp point of view on what the Vogue app should be: a destination for the most engaged readers, a personalisation engine, a daily habit. Then build toward it.
• Define the app-specific metrics that matter and drive them through structured experimentation.
• Lead Vogue's investment in AI-powered product experiences: personalised editorial surfaces, smart content discovery, style recommendations, and search — built to serve readers who know exactly what they want and readers who don't yet know they want it.
• Stay at the frontier of what AI makes possible in fashion and culture media; bring informed, practical perspectives on what to build, buy, or partner on.
• Prototype first — use AI tools to pressure-test ideas before committing engineering resources, and move fast from concept to artifact to test.
• Own the experimentation programme for Vogue — design, run, and analyse A/B and multivariate tests across the full digital experience.
• Define the metrics that matter: engagement depth, retention, content interaction, app activation, and the audience KPIs that reflect Vogue's unique readership.
• Build a culture of hypothesis-driven development — every major product decision is grounded in data and validated through structured testing.
• Self-sufficient when it comes to pulling your own data, interpreting it, and setting up dashboards and instrumentation when needed.
• Translate quantitative signals and qualitative user research into clear product direction; communicate findings compellingly to editorial and senior stakeholders.
• Vogue has decades of authority over how the world's most influential readers discover and buy fashion. Your job is to make sure the product reflects that — building shopping and discovery experiences that feel earned, not bolted on, and that convert without compromising the brand.
• Build genuine, trust-based partnerships with Vogue's editorial team — understand their creative process, respect their craft, and find where product can amplify their work without diluting it.
• Serve as the bridge between editorial vision and technical possibility, translating fluently in both directions.
• Co-develop product experiences that feel native to Vogue's voice and sensibility — a Vogue feature should feel like Vogue.
• Drive product prioritisation within a 12 month horizon, balancing near-term delivery with longer-term bets.
• Lead cross-functional teams across editorial, design, engineering, and project management to ship features that move the needle.
• Convert business objectives into clear development plans and follow through on delivery.
• Define and refine OKRs for your product area; manage agile ceremonies and day-to-day planning.
• Align senior stakeholders to the product roadmap; communicate updates, blockers, and decisions proactively and clearly.
• Write sharp product briefs and gain buy-in on new approaches.
• Own all product documentation — strategy, status, and decisions.
Qualifications:
Required:
• 10+ years of product management experience in digital media, publishing, or consumer-facing products — with a track record of shipping great web and app experiences, not just managing roadmaps. You can point to specific things you built, what they moved, and what you learned.
• A genuine Vogue reader — you have opinions about the product, you understand what makes the brand's voice and audience distinct, and you experience it as a reader, not just a PM.
• You know what best-in-class looks like for a consumer content experience and you hold your team to that standard. You benchmark against the best publishers and platforms — not just direct competitors — and you bring that context into every product conversation.
• Business-minded — you can size a market, write a business case, and hold your own in a commercial conversation. You understand how product decisions connect to revenue, audience growth, and long-term brand value, and you can articulate that clearly to senior stakeholders without needing someone to translate for you.
• Experimentation fluency — you've owned or deeply contributed to A/B testing programmes; you know how to design valid tests, interpret results, and drive decisions from data.
• Strong product analytics chops — comfortable with data tracking tools, funnel analysis, cohort analysis, and building the instrumentation that makes good measurement possible.
• App product experience — you've owned or significantly contributed to a consumer app; you understand the distinct dynamics of app engagement, retention, and growth versus web.
• A prototyper's instinct — you move fast from concept to artifact; you've used Figma, no-code tools, AI tools, or whatever it takes to make ideas tangible quickly.
• AI-native orientation — you already use AI in your daily work, you've shipped or contributed to AI-powered features, and you think of AI as a core capability, not an add-on.
• Experience with fashion, luxury, or culture products — you understand what great looks like in this space and have strong opinions about the gap between what exists and what could.
• Editorial partnership experience — you know how to earn trust with editors, navigate creative culture, and build products that feel editorially authentic.
• Comfort with ambiguity — you've operated in large, complex organisations where the path wasn't always clear. You've driven alignment without direct authority, across teams with competing priorities, and you've kept things moving anyway.
• You make the people around you better — whether that's a junior PM, a designer, or an engineering partner, you raise the standard of the work without being asked to.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills; comfort working across time zones and functions.
• Bachelor's or Master's degree.
Preferred:
• Bonus: experience at a media or publishing company — you already know the rhythms of editorial culture and the constraints of platform-dependent publishing.
Company:
Condé Nast, home to some of the world’s most celebrated media brands. Founded in 1909, the company is headquartered in Lockbourne, USA, with a team of 1001-5000 employees. The company is currently Late Stage.