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National Football League

VP, Product & Design

National Football League

Inglewood, CA · full time · VP

$225,000 – $325,000

Listed on National Football League’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

The NFL seeks an experienced product executive to lead product vision, design, and delivery across its digital fan-facing portfolio including mobile apps, web, streaming, and subscription platforms. This role suits someone who has built and scaled consumer digital products in media or subscription businesses and thrives leading cross-functional teams in complex, high-visibility environments.

Our summary, not National Football League’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

Skills this role names

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What they ask for

Required

  • 15+ years of product management experience in digital media, streaming, sports, technology, or subscription businesses
  • Leadership experience with large-scale consumer digital platforms
  • Track record delivering complex product roadmaps with measurable business outcomes
  • Cross-functional leadership in matrixed organizations
  • Understanding of digital consumer experiences, content ecosystems, and engagement platforms
  • Experience leading Product, Design, or UX/UI functions
  • Minimum 40 hours per week in-office presence at NFL location
  • Willingness to travel to NFL meetings and events

Nice to have

  • Experience in DTC or subscription-led business models
  • Success with acquisition, engagement, retention, and monetization objectives
  • Strong commercial acumen and revenue understanding
  • Executive communication skills

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