Product Manager, Inventory Initiative (12-Month FTC) at Depop

London, England, United Kingdom

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Not SpecifiedCompensation
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Fashion, E-commerce, Circular EconomyIndustries

Requirements

  • Ability to define and drive the web sellers product vision, as it relates to the wider Inventory and Supply product strategy
  • Experience working with product squad leadership (designer, engineering manager) to prioritise features that deliver the highest impact against quarterly objectives, the wider Inventory and Supply strategy, within constraint of the teams’ resources
  • Proficiency in combining user research, rigorous data exploration and technical guidance to make informed decisions about the vital few worth building, what to not pursue and when to adjust focus where necessary
  • Ability to iterate on hypotheses and solutions as you learn
  • Skill in scoping and effectively prioritising new features to ensure the right balance between effort and impact
  • Capacity to have a point of view on what seller features and tools belong on web vs. app vs. any other channel, based on the type of sellers who use it, the types of problems we are solving, and the inherent strengths of web-based vs. app-based experiences

Responsibilities

  • Vision, strategy and roadmap: Define and drive the web sellers product vision, as it relates to the wider Inventory and Supply product strategy
  • Deciding what to build: Work with product squad leadership (designer, engineering manager) to prioritise features that deliver the highest impact against quarterly objectives, the wider Inventory and Supply strategy, within constraint of the teams’ resources
  • Combine user research, rigorous data exploration and technical guidance to make informed decisions about the vital few worth building, what to not pursue and when to adjust focus where necessary. Iterate on hypotheses and solutions as you learn
  • Scope and effectively prioritise new features to ensure the right balance between effort and impact
  • Have a point of view on what seller features and tools belong on web vs. app vs. any other channel, based on the type of sellers who use it, the types of problems we are solving, and the inherent strengths of web-based vs. app-based experiences
  • Product Execution: Work with squad leadership to ensure solutions are simple, intuitive, and web-optimised - ensuring break-points, mobile web, responsiveness are considered when building web experiences and features
  • Work with the engineering team to ensure features are built to specifications, championing quality and product excellence
  • Leverage experimentation when appropriate to test and learn against hypotheses, capitalising on the ability to fail fast and learn faster through web development
  • Recognise obstacles to the team, and make sure they are escalated or resolved before they impact delivery
  • Keep effort vs value at the forefront of your decision making
  • Keep everyone aligned and informed

Skills

Product Management
Inventory Management
User Experience
Seller Tools
Marketplace Platforms
Agile
Stakeholder Management
Roadmapping

Depop

Peer-to-peer marketplace for unique fashion items

About Depop

Depop is an online marketplace designed for buying, selling, and discovering unique fashion items, including designer pieces, vintage finds, streetwear, and sneakers. The platform operates as a peer-to-peer marketplace, allowing users to list their items for sale directly to other users. Depop generates revenue by taking a commission on each sale, which aligns the company's success with that of its sellers. The platform primarily targets younger consumers who value sustainability and often seek second-hand fashion items, making it an appealing option for those looking to reduce waste and support independent brands. Additionally, Depop fosters a sense of community among its users, encouraging interaction and connection, which enhances the buying and selling experience. This community-driven approach, along with its focus on unique and sustainable fashion, sets Depop apart from other online marketplaces.

London, United KingdomHeadquarters
2011Year Founded
$97.3MTotal Funding
ACQUISITIONCompany Stage
Consumer GoodsIndustries
1,001-5,000Employees

Risks

Increased competition from eBay may attract sellers away from Depop.
Marketplace fee for UK buyers may deter some users from Depop.
Generative AI development could disrupt traditional resale models, challenging Depop.

Differentiation

Depop targets younger consumers interested in unique, sustainable fashion items.
The platform fosters a community-driven approach, enhancing user experience and engagement.
Depop's commission-based model aligns its success with that of its sellers.

Upsides

Increased interest in sustainable fashion drives more consumers to Depop.
Social commerce rise creates new engagement opportunities with Depop's young audience.
U.S. resale market forecasted to grow, offering Depop significant growth potential.

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