With the recent launch of Vimeo Business, we are looking for a Director of Product to steer our B2B tools products and deliver unique and lasting value to businesses and brands. The ideal candidate is a creative and strategic thinker who can be laser-focused on shipping innovative SaaS products that empower businesses and brands to host, manage and market their videos. You must possess the full spectrum of product management skills: innate user empathy, deep understanding of video trends and competitive landscape, analytical horsepower, great communication and collaboration skills, and a manic obsessiveness when it comes to knowing your customers and the product that delivers value to them with care, quality, performance and polish.

What you'll do:

  • Build the best cloud-based video tools in existence for businesses and brands by managing the product strategy and roadmap
  • Work cross functionally to gather, develop and execute big strategic ideas as well as tactical plans that will delight our users
  • Own the full lifecycle of product management and development from ideation to plan, execution and post-release analysis
  • Provide detailed product requirements and specifications
  • Plan and manage prioritization to ensure maximum impact with our internal resources
  • Define success metrics and work with the business intelligence team to track, analyze and report on key performance indicators
  • Routinely conduct analysis of competition for trending features, strengths and weaknesses
  • Identify the areas of improvement that could amplify our offering through measurable improvements to overall engagement and user experience

Skills & knowledge you should possess:

  • 7+ years in web and cloud-based product management, preferably serving B2B customers
  • Strong understanding of how to utilize online video to drive marketing and sales for businesses
  • Hands-on experience with a complex and sophisticated video tool is a strong plus
  • Experience with freemium and subscription-based web products
  • Demonstrated success with rapidly launching new and innovative products online
  • Expertly use analytics, user research and business cases to inform and/or validate decisions
  • Solid understanding of user engagement, business goals and competitive pressures and the ability to convert those into product requirements and priorities
  • Natural ability to build relationships across teams and provide the leadership necessary to drive projects to its completion
  • Insane attention to detail and the ability to toggle between high-level, long-term strategies and ground-level, next-step tactics effortlessly
  • Ability to communicate effectively across all levels of the company and strong presentation skills
  • Passion for Vimeo and our mission to empower creators and businesses to tell their stories with video

About the Creator product team:

Vimeo’s Creator product team is an amalgamation of product managers, designers, and QA specialists who ensure that our user experience is one of the best on the ‘nets. From conception and discovery all the way to user-testing and post-launch analysis, we listen carefully to our community, then steer the vision for Vimeo’s products. If you’re obsessed with technology and psyched to ship high-quality products on-schedule, give us a shout.

About us:

Vimeo’s mission is to empower creators to make, share and sell amazing videos directly to viewers worldwide, in the highest quality possible and with no interruptive advertising. Vimeo is home to the world’s leading video creators and the hundreds of millions of viewers who love them. We’d love to welcome you to both our team, and our community.

Founded in 2004 and based in New York City, Vimeo, Inc is an operating business of IAC (NASDAQ: IACI).

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