Growth Marketing Manager, Google AI Subscriptions

Job description

Coordinate cross-Product Area (PA) marketing campaigns by partnering with xPA managers to execute growth initiatives across O&O channels, including in-product banners, CRM/email triggers, web entry points, and bundle offers. Manage a monthly xPA AI Subscriptions Growth Steerco and cross-product growth forums, aligning managers across Google One, Workspace, YouTube, and Core on monthly priorities, funnels, and launch roadmaps. Optimize subscription sign-ups and funnel performance: Improve paid subscriber acquisition across Google AI plans by evaluating funnel metrics, and channel performance. Expand and scale O&O acquisition onramps: Audit, optimize, and launch new entry points across the Google ecosystem to increase conversion efficiency and maximize reach. Execute data-driven growth experiments by partnering with product, engineering, Product Marketing Manager (PMM), and analytics teams to design, launch, and socialize experiments, such as usage limit promotions or winback campaigns. Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience. 6 years of experience in growth marketing or life-cycle marketing. Experience working cross-functionally with various stakeholders and teams. Experience integrating AI tools and workflows for marketing processes, campaigns, problem-solving, or team productivity. Preferred Qualifications: 5 years of experience in growth marketing, product marketing, or life-cycle marketing with a focus on consumer subscription products. Strong investigative acumen with experience evaluating multi-stage conversion funnels, metrics, and campaign performance to drive strategy. Expertise in multi-channel acquisition and strategies across O&O web surfaces, in-product touchpoints, CRM, and bundled promotions. Proven track record of leading complex, cross-functional stakeholder alignment across matrixed product areas or business units. Excellent communication and facilitation skills, with demonstrated success orchestrating executive-level cross-functional forums and driving shared OKRs.