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Traeger is seeking a Senior Product Manager to own the digital product strategy and roadmap across the Traeger App (iOS, Android, Watch) and Traeger.com. You will drive an integrated roadmap that expands app engagement and web storytelling, collaborating with Engineering, Design, Marketing, and Consumer Insights to ship impactful features.
You will own cross-platform roadmaps, balance consumer needs with technical feasibility, and advocate for data-driven prioritization to boost engagement,
Our business is BBQ, andbusinesstastes good. Traeger invented the wood pellet grill over 30 years ago, andwe’refanatics who are dedicated to bringing people together to create a more flavorful world. From our headquarters in Salt Lake City, we work tirelessly to providea world-class experience to our customers, retailers, and especially our employees. Ifyou’rea team playerwho’sdedicated to delivering top-quality results every day, then we want you to come cook with us.
Traeger is seeking an experienced Senior Product Manager to own digital product strategy and roadmap across the Traeger App (iOS, Android, Watch) and Traeger.com. This role is central to our growth strategy: the app is a primary lever for increasing engagement, cook frequency, loyalty, and lifetime value (LTV) across the Traegerhood, while Traeger.com is our front door for brand storytelling and product education. You'll own a unified roadmap spanning app (~70%) and web (~30%). On the app side, that means shipping differentiated features that keep Traeger the best-in-category, highest-rated cooking app experience. On the web side, it means sharpening brand storytelling and product education, so visitors understand what we offer, why it’s worth buying and guiding them to their quickest path to purchase. Across both, you’ll partner closely with Engineering (Mobile, Web, Cloud, IoT, Firmware, QA), Design, Consumer Insights, Marketing, and Customer Experience to turn that strategy into shipped work.
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