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Lead Product Manager, Fan Experience

SeatGeek · United States · Just now · 0 applicants
NewRemoteFull-timeLead
Pay
$152k–$220kListed
Workplace
Remote
Job type
Full-time
Level
Lead
Source: jobright · Posted by joined-scrapper

About the role

Lead Product Manager responsible for improving the end-to-end fan experience at SeatGeek, from discovery to checkout, focusing on landing and cross-surface experiences, and driving strategy, experimentation, and AI-powered tools.

What you’ll do

  • Set product strategy and metrics for fan experience
  • Optimize landing and cross-surface experiences
  • Influence partner teams for a consistent fan journey
  • Prioritize and ship work through influence
  • Use experimentation to drive improvements
  • Monitor product quality with automation and AI tools

What you’ll need

  • 8+ years of product management in consumer e-commerce, marketplaces, or travel
  • Experience with acquisition funnels, landing experiences, or growth
  • Ability to influence teams without direct authority
  • Fluency in paid marketing, SEO, AI-driven discovery, and attribution
  • Strong experimentation, analytical, and written communication skills
  • Experience with automation or AI tools

Original job description

SeatGeek is hiring a Lead Product Manager to improve the end-to-end fan experience, from discovery and marketing touchpoints through landing and checkout. The role sets strategy and metrics, optimizes landing and cross-surface experiences, and influences partner teams to deliver a more consistent fan journey.8+ years of product management in consumer…

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