Head of Product

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people brandAustin (TX)

Marketing Managers Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing (except Contractors)

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Manager

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$160,000 - $180,000 a year

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About the role

Confidential | Head of Product

Location: Austin, TX (Onsite)

We're partnering with a founder-led, high-growth lifestyle brand to identify aHead of Productwho will lead the end-to-end product organization and partner directly with the founders to shape the future of the brand. What You'll OwnProduct strategy and seasonal execution from concept through commercialization Leadership across Merchandising, Design, Product Development, Technical Design, Sourcing & Production Building scalable product processes while maintaining speed and agility Cross-functional collaboration with executive leadership and global manufacturing partners We're Looking For 8+ years of product leadership within apparel, footwear, or consumer products Experience leading multiple product functions under one organization Proven success scaling teams and product organizations in a high-growth environment Strong commercial mindset with the ability to balance strategy and execution Thrives in a founder-led, fast-paced culture where adaptability is key Why This Role? Report directly to the founders Shape the future of a rapidly growing lifestyle brand Build and lead a best-in-class product organization High visibility, high impact, and significant opportunity for long-term growth Interested or know someone who would be a great fit? Let's connect.$160,000 - $180,000 a year

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