Condé Nast

Principal Product Manager, Vogue

1 World Trade Center, New York, NY · Principal

Sponsorship not specified$185k-$215kDetected 30 days ago

A/B TestingFigmaUX ResearchProduct ManagementProduct StrategyProject ManagementAgileStakeholder ManagementOKRsResearchLeadershipCommunication

About the role

You'll influence engineering, editorial, commercial, and senior leadership, often without direct authority, and you'll move the organisation through the quality of your thinking and the clarity of your decisions.
You bring that lens to every product decision, and you move fast: from idea to prototype to test to ship.
Vogue commands one of the largest and most loyal audiences in digital media.

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.
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.
Define the app-specific metrics that matter and drive them through structured experimentation.
Hundreds of millions of people experience this brand through the products you'll own.
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.
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.
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.
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.

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 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.
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.
Comfort with ambiguity - you've operated in large, complex organisations where the path wasn't always clear.

experience at a media or publishing company - you already know the rhythms of editorial culture and the constraints of platform-dependent publishing.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply below, and we will review your application as soon as possible.
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Condé Nast is an equal opportunity employer.

Serve as the bridge between editorial vision and technical possibility, translating fluently in both directions.

Condé Nast is a global media company producing the highest quality content with a footprint of more than 1 billion consumers in 32 territories through print, digital, video and social platforms.
The company's portfolio includes many of the world's most respected and influential media including Vogue, Vanity Fair, Glamour, Self, GQ, The New Yorker, Condé Nast Traveler/Traveller, Allure, AD, Bon Appétit and Wired, among others.

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