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FASHIONPHILE is seeking a Product Manager - Post Purchase to lead cross-functional initiatives from definition to measurable outcomes. You will partner with business, Technology, UX, QA, Finance and more to clarify scope, prioritize work, and drive adoption across the post-purchase experience.
The role requires 4–6 years in product operations or related fields, Bachelor's degree, and proven ability to manage dependencies and complex programs in matrixed environments.
FASHIONPHILE is more than just fashion — we’re revolutionizing the ultra-luxury fashion experience in order to create a sustainable alternative that extends the life cycle of products and makes them more accessible to a diverse customer base. As we strive to become the world's most sought-after brand in luxury re-commerce, we know it's our team members who make it all happen! We value diversity in our people, perspectives, and products. For us, it's the only way to cultivate the creativity and innovation essential to achieving our mission and supporting our customers. We do this both in-person and through our digital omni-channel experiences. If you're someone who embraces change, is authentic, and wants to make an impact this is the place for you.
The Product Manager - Post Purchase is an experienced, hands-on practitioner who helps teams move complex priorities from intent to measurable outcomes. The role provides flexible initiative, program, process, prioritization, analytical, change, and delivery support based on organizational need. Responsibilities include:
Helping leaders and teams define outcomes, scope, decision rights, success measures, workstreams, sequencing, and readiness for complex initiatives.
Building and actively managing fit-for-purpose plans, decisions, dependencies, risks, and actions needed to maintain momentum and achieve the intended result.
Facilitating intake, prioritization, planning, and review cycles. Develop clear analyses and decision materials using value, customer impact, effort, readiness, dependencies, risk, capacity, and performance data.
Maintaining useful portfolio visibility and surface tradeoffs or emerging constraints
Assessing stakeholder and operational impacts; develop practical communication, training, readiness, launch, and adoption approaches; and help teams sustain change after implementation
Identifying recurring friction in how work is planned, decided, documented, tested, or launched. Improve reusable methods, playbooks, decision records, knowledge assets, and business-acceptance practices without adding unnecessary process.
Coordinating with business, Technology, Engineering, Data, UX, QA, Finance, Legal, Procurement, vendors, and other partners to clarify resource needs, ownership, dependencies, and commitments.
Supporting pod, Agile, sprint, and planning processes and elevate gaps that require leadership decisions.
Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and relevant experience
4-6 years of progressively responsible experience in product operations, business operations, program or initiative delivery, transformation, process improvement, business analysis, change enablement, or related work
Experience enabling complex cross-functional initiatives from definition through launch, adoption, and follow-through
Experience facilitating intake, prioritization, planning or portfolio-review processes
Experience developing analyses, recommendations, and decision materials for leaders
Experience aligning business, technical, operational, and vendor contributors
Experience managing dependencies, decisions, risks, readiness, communications, and adoption
Experience working in matrixed environments without relying on formal authority
Medical, Dental and Vision Coverage
FSA options for Medical, Dependent Care & Commuter Benefits
Paid Time off, Paid Sick Time, and Paid Holidays
401(k) with generous match program
Free Life Insurance and AD&D
Long-Term Disability Insurance
Employee Discount
Pay Scale: FASHIONPHILE reasonably expects the range to be $100K-$120K for this position. The company prefers to hire in our Lehi, Utah location, but is open to all states we are an employer in. Offered compensation will vary based on (a) location; (b) individual candidate qualifications; and (c) individual candidate experience. This post may be updated as new market data becomes available and is accurate as of the date of this posting. FASHIONPHILE reserves the right to modify this information at any time, subject to applicable law.