Product Management Director (Platform)
Epic GamesVideo Game company
On-site$209,534 - $368,779 USDDirector
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About the role
TL;DR
Drive platform product strategy and roadmap for mobile, PC, and console experiences.
- •As a Product Management Director (Platform), you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to shape the strategy, roadmap, and execution for Epic’s mobile experiences across our suite of products and businesses.
- •You will apply both creative and analytical skills to identify opportunities, define product direction, support feature development, improve performance, and contribute to initiatives that deepen player engagement and satisfaction.
- •Key Responsibilities Drive the mobile, PC and console product strategy and contribute to a roadmap that expands reach, engagement, and long-term retention on each platform.
- •Partner with development teams to identify and prioritize feature opportunities, gameplay enhancements, and system improvements that elevate the player experience on each platform.
- •Work with cross-functional partners to optimize player funnels, in-game experiences, and market readiness across regions.
- •Requirements 6+ years of Product Management experience building and scaling consumer-facing platform products or shared systems across multiple surfaces (e.g., mobile, PC, console).
- •Proven track record delivering platform features that power core player experiences such as identity, progression, social systems, or cross-platform continuity.
- •Strong analytical skills with the ability to leverage data to improve platform adoption, engagement, and overall user experience.
Required skills
Product ManagementRoadmappingProduct StrategyFeature PrioritizationProduct AnalyticsGrowth StrategyAgileScrumKanbanUser ResearchA/B TestingPRDsOKRsDesign Thinking
Domain expertise
gaming
Tech stack
PythonJavaScriptTypeScriptJavaC++C#GoRustRubyPHPSwiftKotlinSQLBashCObjective-CPerlLuaReactVue.jsAngularNext.jsSvelteHTMLCSSTailwindReduxGraphQLNode.jsDjango