Staff Product Manager, Lyft Business Growth

Lyft Lyft · Consumer · New York, NY +1 · Lyft Business

Staff Product Manager for Lyft Business Growth, focusing on marketing, lifecycle, acquisition, activation, and customer journeys. This role will define growth strategy, build the growth stack (CRM, attribution, analytics), design growth loops, and partner with various teams to drive engagement and revenue. Requires strong quantitative skills, experimentation discipline, and experience with growth tools in B2B/B2C/marketplace contexts.

What you'd actually do

  1. Define the growth strategy across the Lyft Business funnel: acquisition, activation, conversion, retention, and expansion. Set the north-star metrics and segment-level targets that anchor portfolio prioritization.
  2. Build the growth stack: lifecycle and CRM messaging, in-app activation primitives, attribution, and product analytics. Define what is shared infrastructure vs. vertical-specific and lead the engagement model with vertical PMs.
  3. Own the path into our experiences. Architect the journey from awareness through landing in the admin portal, rider app, and partner surfaces. Identify and close drop-off across registration, onboarding, and first value.
  4. Design and operate growth loops that convert acquired customers into channels for new acquisition (referrals, sponsored programs, organic and paid feedback loops). Productize the loops so each iteration compounds.
  5. Part of a core team of Engineers, Designers, Data Scientists, Lifecycle Marketers, and Product Marketers. Set the experimentation cadence, the bar for shipping, and the standard for readouts. Hold the portfolio accountable to a defensible run rate of validated tests.

Skills

Required

  • 8+ years of product management experience
  • owning growth, lifecycle, or funnel work at scale
  • Quantitative rigor
  • experimentation discipline
  • Fluency with the modern growth stack: lifecycle and CRM platforms, attribution, product analytics (Amplitude, Mixpanel, or similar), and experimentation tooling.
  • B2B, B2B2C, or marketplace contexts
  • Exceptional communication and influence

Nice to have

  • creative skills
  • strategic skills
  • analytical skills

What the JD emphasized

  • Track record of measurable, durable impact on acquisition, activation, or retention metrics that you can defend.
  • You think in funnels, cohorts, and growth loops.
  • design clean A/B tests, and read results without overclaiming.