Growth Marketing Manager, Lifecycle
Lyft Toronto, CanadaUSD 122,000–152,500 / yearSenior
Key requirements
- Sql
- Data Science
- Crm
At Lyft, our purpose is to serve and connect. To do this, we start with our own community by creating an open, inclusive, and diverse organization.
The Lifecycle Growth Marketing team engages with millions of Lyft riders and drivers to drive preference and usage of Lyft. The team runs hundreds of acquisition, engagement, retention and resurrection experiments every year across email, push notifications, SMS and in-app messaging surfaces.
We are data-driven in everything we do. We test and measure all of our communications and tailor experiences to be personalized and contextual by audience segment.
In this role, you will work closely with Product, Engineering, Analytics, Data Science, and Marketing Operations to design, test and optimize incentive and non-incentive messages and experiences.
Responsibilities:
Own the lifecycle marketing strategy for your audience — define the channel mix, set the prioritization framework, and ensure every communication delivers clear value to the target user
Build and manage an experimentation program that drives measurable impact — from ideation through results, with a clear point of view on what to test
Partner with Engineering, Product, and Data Science to unlock new platform capabilities, influence roadmaps, and push beyond out-of-the-box tooling
Own performance reporting — define metrics, experimentation setup, and share results and next steps with stakeholders and leadership
Drive creative strategy — brief, review, and iterate on assets across email, push, SMS and in-app with a strong feedback loop with designers and copywriters
Apply behavioral science frameworks to inform message sequencing, timing, and incentive design
Experience:
6+ years in growth marketing. You've owned a full lifecycle marketing program from the ground up — not just executing campaigns, but building strategy from high-level goals and managing a prioritized roadmap
Strong SQL skills required — you’re comfortable pulling and QA-ing your own data and don't wait on a data partner to answer basic questions. We will test for this.
You have a system for experiment prioritization — impact scoring, clear success metrics, and a track record of knowing when to deprioritize based on business needs
You can take complex experiment results and translate them into clear takeaways for audiences who aren't steeped in growth marketing
You've worked cross-functionally to advocate for your priorities and build alignment without having direct authority
You write tight creative briefs and give feedback that is specific and actionable for designers and copywriters
You’re hands-on with AI tools and have built automations or workflows that save your team time. Bonus if you’ve used Claude or Cursor.
You have experience using monetary incentives to drive behavior change and impact
You've built complex automated marketing journeys in a CRM platform and know how to identify when out-of-the-box functionality isn't enough
Benefits:
Extended health and dental coverage options, along with life insurance and disability benefits
Mental health benefits
Family building benefits
Child care and pet benefits
Access to a Lyft funded Health Care Savings Account
RRSP plan with company match to help save for your future
In addition to provincial observed holidays, salaried team members are covered under Lyft's flexible paid time off policy. The policy allows team members to take off as much time as they need (with manager approval). Hourly team members get 15 days paid time off, with an additional day for each year of service
Lyft is proud to support new parents with 18 weeks of paid time off, designed as a top-up plan to complement provincial programs. Biological, adoptive, and foster parents are all eligible.
Subsidized commuter benefits and Lyft ride credits
Lyft is committed to creating an inclusive workforce that fosters belonging. Lyft believes that every person has a ri
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