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Futureheads Recruitment | B Corp™

Senior Product Manager- Retention

England
£75k – £85k/yr
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Senior Retention Product Manager (Remote, UK & Europe)

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£80,000- £95,000

Futureheads has exclusively to find a Product Manager experienced with making users love their subscriptions and stay. If you enjoy driving impact through data-led decisions, and can creatively tackle churn then this would be a great fit.

About the Company

Fast growing subscription business that’s winning fans and disrupting the luxury market from the US to the UK and Europe. The company’s passionate, creative team is united by a vision for truly loyal customers, open collaboration, and a drive for innovation in expanding their reach globally. It’s a true scale-up feel where experimentation is celebrated in the product team.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Lead the retention mission, taking full control of churn reduction, offboarding insight, and maximising repeat engagement using a blend of data and creativity.
  • Develop overall retention strategy and set ambitious goals for churn reduction and lifetime value.
  • Ideate, design, and implement initiatives based on customer interviews, analytics, and experiments.
  • Oversee the creation of processes to spot and address churn risks before they become cancellations.
  • Analyse churn causes, build robust offboarding processes, and conduct user research to monitor why customers leave.
  • Document roadmaps, functional requirements, and vision for all churn and retention features.
  • Operate as the product owner in a scrum team, ensuring effective prioritisation, backlog management, and alignment with engineering.
  • Communicate successes, learnings, and data clearly to the leadership and the wider team.
  • Champion a culture of proactivity and continuous improvement in all things retention.

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What You’ll Need If You Want to Apply

  • A minimum of eight years’ experience managing retention, churn reduction, or optimisation within subscription products—physical goods focus a big plus.
  • Solid record of delivering and clearly measuring retention improvements, ready to share past metrics and case studies.
  • Experience in designing and delivering A/B and multivariate tests, as well as running and analysing user research end to end.
  • Advanced data skills using tools like Google Analytics, Mixpanel, and Optimizely, with the proven ability to turn insight into action.
  • Strong experience with both strategic and tactical aspects of retention, ideally in a scale-up or high-growth B2C environment.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication, and an ability to thrive both independently and as an energetic virtual team player.
  • Developed business acumen, comfortable prioritising opportunities, identifying trade-offs, and driving commercial results.
  • Committed to best practice, data compliance, and collaboration with all parts of the business.

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If you do not meet the key subscription experience and baseline requirements outlined above, you will not be considered and unfortunately we cannot offer tailored feedback.

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Skills

Retention Strategy
Churn Reduction
A/B Testing
Multivariate Testing
User Research
Data Analysis
Product Roadmap Documentation
Backlog Management
Scrum Methodology
Customer Interviewing
Lifetime Value Optimization
B2C Strategy
Business Acumen
Google Analytics
Mixpanel
Optimizely

Location

England, United Kingdom

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