Product Manager, Dow Jones
Barron's
$130-150k
Business news & financial information publishing
Open for applications
Business news & financial information publishing
1001+ employees
Open for applications
$130-150k
1001+ employees
Company mission
To deliver trusted news and data to help businesses and society make decisions for a better future.
Role
Who you are
- 4-7 years of product management experience
- Experience developing and launching digital subscription products preferably for paid content
- Passionate and knowledgeable about digital media and investing
- Strong analytical skills, including knowledge of web analytics platforms such as Adobe Analytics, Parsely and Google Analytics
- Experience analyzing qualitative and quantitative consumer research and leveraging that to inform product requirements
- Experience defining and implementing product requirements for websites and mobile apps targeted at consumers
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills; ability to communicate effectively across the full spectrum of internal stakeholders and customers
- Proven ability partnering with a technology organization
- Highly strategic as well as detail-oriented
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent education and experience
What the job involves
- As a Product Manager you will drive the rollout of enhancements and new products and features for Barron’s
- Work cross-functionally to define and prioritize business and editorial requirements for new products and enhancements
- Partner with stakeholders to establish a go-to-market strategy for new products
- Collaboration and partnership to optimize and grow Barron’s subscriber offerings and imagine new premium offerings
- Write product requirements for new features and enhancements
- Write user stories and acceptance criteria for features, tasks and bugs using JIRA
- Work with research teams to gather and analyze audience research and feedback that informs new product development
- Work closely with software engineers and user experience architects and designers throughout the product lifecycle
- Define and measure OKRs
- Collaborate with other product managers within Dow Jones to roll out shared capabilities
- Partner with editors to ensure they have content publishing capabilities and tools they need
- Partner with cross-functional teams to define requirements, align roadmaps, set timeline expectations and coordinate launches
- Participate in daily standups, sprint planning sessions and retrospective meetings
Our take
Dow Jones is a global leader in news and business intelligence, powering a range of well-respected brands, including The Wall Street Journal, Financial News, MarketWatch, and more. The company delivers its content to consumers through a range of formats, such as print, digital, mobile, and live events.
As companies seek to draw Millennials and Gen Z consumers to their platforms, adaptability is vital, since they are driving the demand for innovative tools and techniques, as the world evolves toward the digital-first era. Dow Jones has proven its ability to meet product optimization challenges with its reimagined Factiva offering that includes a list of new features, such as personalized results, an easy-to-use modern interface, and faster free-text search, all with a mobile-first design that adapts to any device.
The company has also focused on new product innovation by expanding its portfolio of capabilities and partnerships, further expanding into AI-powered personalization technologies and ongoing digital transformation. Already a powerhouse in the market, Dow Jones is well set to capitalize on future expansion and innovation opportunities.
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Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
3% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Company benefits
- 20 weeks of parental leave
- 4 weeks of paid caregiver leave
- Up to 4 weeks of remote work per year
- 1 paid volunteer day annually
- $700 caregiver reimbursement
- Headspace emotional wellness membership
- ClassPass fitness and wellness membership
- Financial rewards for well-being activities
Company HQ
Theater District, New York, NY
Leadership
Almar Latour
(CEO)Before becoming the CEO of Dow Jones and Publisher of The Wall Street Journal, they were the Publisher of Barron’s Group and Executive VP of Dow Jones. They were also the previous Executive Editor of The Wall Street Journal.
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