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Phoebe Jewett has extensive experience in product management and leadership roles. Their most recent position was as the Director of Product, Creator at Howl, a platform for creators to monetize their craft. Prior to that, they worked as the Director of Product, Creator at Narrativ, a subscription technology platform for brands. Phoebe also served as the VP of Product at Tailwind, a marketing company, where they led a product team of fourteen. Before that, they worked as a Product Consultant for a growth stage SaaS company in the real estate sector. Phoebe also took a sabbatical in 2019. In previous roles, they held positions such as VP of Product and Senior Director of Product at Web.com, and Director of Product and Lead Product Manager at Yodle. Phoebe began their career at MicroEdge, where they held various product management and business analyst roles. Phoebe also has experience in staffing, training, and community relations at the American Red Cross Greater New York and teaching through the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program.

Phoebe Jewett's education history includes various workshops and programs, as well as a bachelor's degree. In 2020, they attended the Silicon Valley Product Group for an Empowered workshop with Marty Cagan. In 2015, they also attended the same group for a workshop called How to Create Products Customers Love, also with Marty Cagan. From 2011 to 2012, they participated in the High Potential Leadership Program at Vista Equity Partners. Additionally, they obtained a bachelor's degree in French from Guilford College. Phoebe also has certifications, including a Cambridge CELTA, Pass A, and Pragmatic Marketing Certified. Phoebe has undergone training in different areas such as front end development, data analysis, storytelling at General Assembly, and business systems and design at NYU School of Professional Studies. Furthermore, they have studied graphic design and branding strategy at the School of Visual Arts and spent a year attending Faculte de lettres at Université Paul Valéry - Montpellier III through a partnership with UNC-Chapel Hill.