Urgent Search! Senior Product Manager - Discovery

At Pocket, we’ve experienced rapid growth in both revenue and scale over the past few years, further fueling our ambition. With a long-term vision, we are well-positioned and well-capitalized to drive sustained expansion. Our success will come from bringing in the right leaders to help shape our future.

We operate across diverse industries and geographies, tackling complex challenges that require leaders who can navigate ambiguity and drive impact.

What is the role?

We’re seeking a Senior Product Manager to lead our efforts on UGC Content Discovery. You’ll be responsible for how user-generated content (UGC) is surfaced, tested, presented, and monetized within the app. This role sits at the intersection of product, design, AI, data science, and content strategy, and plays a critical part in shaping the user journey from discovery to consumption.

What will you own?

• Own and drive the strategy and roadmap for in-app discovery of user-generated content (UGC), balancing visibility, engagement, and monetization goals
• Collaborate with the data science team to improve content propagation across the app, ensuring the right content reaches the right users at the right moments
• Design and run in-app content testing experiments (e.g., A / B tests for UGC exposure, ranking strategies) to optimize for CTR, engagement, and retention
• Define and improve the experience for UGC thumbnails and show details pages, in partnership with design and content teams
• Work closely with moderation teams to ensure scalable content moderation systems that align with platform policies
• Collaborate with monetization teams to build and optimize paywall experiences tailored for UGC
• Partner cross-functionally with engineering, design, data, and operations to ship high-quality, impactful product features
• Use data and user insights to inform prioritization and continuously iterate on product experiences
• Ensure the pod delivers a measurable impact on key content discovery and quality metrics

What are we looking for?