Spotify

Group Product Manager - Backend Experience (Core Infrastructure)

New York, NY

Sponsorship not specified$182k-$260kDetected 6 days ago

Backend DevelopmentCode ReviewLLMsProduct StrategyLeadership

About the role

Our portfolio spans service frameworks, deployment tooling, observability, and the monorepo experience that powers backend services across the company.
These ranges may be modified in the future.

Lead and develop a team of Product Managers, fostering a collaborative, high-performing team that operates with shared ownership and a consistently high product quality bar.
Partner closely with the Engineering Area Lead to align priorities, make investment decisions, and balance trade-offs across four engineering squads supporting approximately 40 engineers.
Build trusted partnerships with senior engineers and the Backend Advisory Board to ensure the roadmap reflects the evolving needs of Spotify's backend engineering community.
Collaborate across Product Areas, studios, and the broader Platform Mission to deliver shared infrastructure initiatives and drive alignment on strategic investments.
Own delivery against Core Infrastructure's strategic commitments, including AI-native product development lifecycle initiatives and continued adoption of the monorepo experience.

You have a deep understanding of how AI and large language models are transforming software development and are excited to apply that thinking to developer platforms.
You have experience defining meaningful success metrics for internal platform products focused on developer productivity, reliability, adoption, and engineering effectiveness.

Within Core Infrastructure, the Backend Experience & Tools (BEAT) Product Area defines the future of backend development at Spotify.

Lead the product strategy for BEAT and define the vision for agent-native backend development across Spotify's platform.
You know how to balance long-term product vision with hands-on execution, stepping into ambiguous product problems when needed.

This listing is sourced directly from Spotify's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.