Product Manager, Marketing Technology

e.l.f. Beauty•Oakland, CA

7d•$80,000 - $130,000•Hybrid

About The Position

e.l.f. Beauty is looking for a Product Manager, Marketing Technology to own the strategy, roadmap, and execution of our marketing technology ecosystem. This is a technical, data-forward product role embedded within the Digital team — sitting at the intersection of customer data, platform architecture, and activation. You will be the product manager for our engagement platform, Customer Data Platform (CDP), AI-driven personalization, and the integrations that depend on customer data. The core mission of this role is to unlock the full value of our customer data: making it clean, accessible, well-mapped, and actionable across paid media, owned messaging, personalization, and commerce. You will own the customer data strategy end-to-end and serve as the internal authority on how each data point is defined, collected, mapped, and activated downstream. This role requires someone who is equally comfortable in a technical architecture conversation as they are presenting a product roadmap to senior stakeholders. You will partner closely with Product, Commerce, Data, Integrated Marketing, and Engineering to deliver scalable, reliable, and future-ready platforms that drive measurable business outcomes.

Requirements

3-5 years of product management experience, with a significant focus on marketing technology, customer data platforms, or digital data infrastructure
Hands-on, working knowledge of CDP platforms
Demonstrated experience owning an engagement or lifecycle marketing platform (e.g., Braze, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Iterable, or similar)
Deep understanding of customer data concepts: identity resolution, event-driven architectures, behavioral data, first-party data strategy, audience segmentation, and real-time profile unification
Strong grasp of API integrations, data pipelines, and system architecture — able to work fluently with engineering on technical design
Experience defining and managing data schemas, event taxonomies, and data mapping documentation
Proven track record of shipping complex, cross-functional platform products in an agile environment

Responsibilities

Define and execute a multi-quarter product roadmap across the MarTech stack
Own the end-to-end product lifecycle: discovery, requirements, backlog prioritization, delivery, and post-launch iteration
Drive build vs. buy decisions with rigorous evaluation of third-party vendors and platform consolidation opportunities
Serve as the internal subject matter expert on CDP capabilities, limitations, and the broader MarTech ecosystem
Maintain the master customer data dictionary: own how every data point is defined, collected, stored, mapped, and used across platforms
Architect identity resolution and profile management strategies to support a unified customer view across channels and touchpoints
Partner with Data team to define event streaming standards, schema governance, and data quality
Ensure all customer data integrations are compliant with privacy regulations (GDPR, CCPA, CAN-SPAM) and internal consent policies
Translate marketing and business strategy into specific platform capabilities — enabling personalization, audience activation, lifecycle messaging, and paid media targeting
Define audience segmentation models and work with data and engineering teams to operationalize them within the CDP
Enable real-time and batch data activation to downstream channels: email, SMS, push, paid social, programmatic display, and onsite personalization
Partner with the Integrated Marketing team to ensure data availability and accuracy for campaign execution across all channels
Act as the primary liaison between the Digital team and Engineering, Data, Commerce, Product, and Integrated Marketing stakeholders
Translate complex technical concepts clearly for non-technical marketing and business audiences — and vice versa
Manage vendor relationships for CDP, engagement, and AI platforms; own contract alignment and technical roadmap negotiations
Align platform priorities with the broader digital product strategy and commerce roadmap