Senior Product Manager, Discovery Platform

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Senior Product Manager owning the discovery platform at Wolf Games. Focusing on user engagement and retention through innovative product strategies.

Responsibilities:

  • Own the Vault Product. You'll own the end-to-end product experience for the Wolf Games Vault—the platform where users discover, access, and return to experiences over time.
  • Drive Discovery & Engagement. Design and optimize the systems that help users find relevant experiences and encourage repeat visitation.
  • Lead Personalization Strategy. Partner closely with Engineering and Creative to shape how personalization is delivered throughout the Vault experience.
  • Build the Publisher Platform. Help define and evolve the white-label Vault product used by media, entertainment, and publishing partners.
  • Define Success Through Data. Develop the measurement frameworks, instrumentation, and experimentation strategy needed to understand user behavior across the Vault.

Requirements:

  • 5+ years of experience building and scaling consumer-facing digital products as a Product Manager, Growth Product Manager, or Product Leader
  • Experience owning a content platform, feed, portal, discovery surface, recommendation system, or audience product
  • Experience improving engagement, retention, discovery, or user growth through product initiatives
  • Strong understanding of product analytics, experimentation, A/B testing, and behavioral metrics
  • Experience working with recommendation systems, personalization, search, content discovery, or audience engagement products
  • Experience owning KPIs related to engagement, retention, activation, or audience growth
  • Experience partnering closely with Engineering, Design, Data, and Business stakeholders to deliver product outcomes
  • Comfortable operating in fast-moving startup environments with evolving priorities and limited structure