Senior Product Manager, Data Sharing and Privacy Operations

Expedia Expedia · Hospitality · Seattle, WA

Expedia is seeking a Senior Product Manager to lead the vision, roadmap, and execution for their marketing data sharing governance platform, including client-side and server-side marketing tagging. This role involves managing a team of tagging experts, ensuring compliance with privacy regulations, and driving adoption of privacy-enhancing technologies. The role also mentions leveraging AI and GenAI tools to accelerate product development and enhance decision-making.

What you'd actually do

  1. Drive the vision and roadmap for marketing data governance products
  2. Drive experimentation and adoption of privacy enhancing technologies (PET) to mitigate signal loss while honoring user privacy choices.
  3. Develop the talent of a global team of Tagging experts
  4. Influence engineering, marketing, and integration teams to develop and maintain robust tagging and data sharing frameworks.
  5. Ensure data collection and sharing processes comply with privacy regulations (e.g., GDPR, CCPA) and internal governance standards.

Skills

Required

  • product management experience
  • digital analytics
  • marketing technology
  • people management experience
  • agile development methodologies
  • product development lifecycles
  • Tag Management Systems (TMS)
  • server-side tagging solutions
  • web analytics platforms
  • SQL
  • Python
  • JavaScript
  • HTTP protocols
  • API integrations
  • data layers
  • debugging tools
  • performance monitoring
  • business innovation
  • design thinking principles
  • problem solving
  • analytical skills

Nice to have

  • AI tools
  • LLMs
  • agent-based systems
  • practical experience applying these technologies to product development
  • Advanced degree (MBA, MS, or PhD) in a quantitative or technical field

What the JD emphasized

  • privacy regulations
  • Tag Management Systems (TMS)
  • server-side tagging solutions
  • data layers
  • debugging tools
  • performance monitoring