Principal Product Manager, Hardware

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Join a team of passionate thinkers, innovators, and dreamers — and help us connect people and build communities to create economic opportunity for all.

About the team and the role:

TCGplayer, now a part of eBay, connects hobbyists and hobby businesses: we relentlessly pursue customer-focused innovations to provide the most compelling destination and tools for collectible card game enthusiasts and professional sellers. We’re dedicated to serving the global collectible community – millions of buyers and tens of thousands of retailers – representing a $25B hobby market.

As Principal Product Manager, you will demonstrate your past experience and success to act as an inspiring leader and driving force for one of TCGplayer’s critical product portfolios, intersecting customer needs with our business goals and aligning cross-departmental teams to deliver valuable results every day. You will join a dynamic and fast-paced environment and work with cross-functional teams to craft, implement, and evaluate initiatives that improve our customers’ lives.

If you like delighting B2B customers across the collectibles community and can clearly and persuasively articulate “Why” something must get done, this is the job for you.  

What you will accomplish:

Your insight, effort, and experience will contribute across 3 areas of responsibility:

• Customer value: Evaluate, document, and socialize portfolio-level customer needs, value propositions, and user journeys; weight and prioritize challenging user needs / values; define user stories, epics, experiential goals, and behavioral success requirements; integrate program-level roadmaps into a coherent, customer-focused portfolio and clearly communicate the “why” behind it.
   

• Business impact: Partner with Group Product Manager and portfolio leads to define portfolio return on investment and business and financial modeling processes; monitor portfolio performance, anticipating and addressing business impacts; lead evaluations, decisions, and modifications on pricing models and sources of revenue; socialize plans, progress, and outcomes at every level of the business.
   

• Coordinated execution: Foster an environment where …