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Senior Product Manager, Search Growth

Google
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Remote$192k - $278kFull-timePosted 3d ago

About the role

Growth Product Manager for Discover within Google Search, responsible for defining and executing the product strategy to expand Discover’s global footprint and maximize user engagement across billions of users, with focus on surface expansion and growth/excellence.

Responsibilities

  • Execute growth roadmaps to deliver against top-line Search Discover goals, including impressions and daily active user growth across mobile applications and browsers.
  • Partner with mobile browser and new tab page teams to bring Discover feed balance, optimized card formats, and high-density experiences to multiple platforms, while leading surface optimization on Android minus-one, foldables, and large screens.
  • Lead application and content delivery initiatives by optimizing app-open, background refresh, and reset algorithms to deliver fresh feed on every visit, while reducing consumption friction.
  • Design, execute, and analyze learning experiments and rapid A/B tests to establish growth accounting models and translate user behavioral signals into actionable product iterations.
  • Be the PM partner to Engineering, Data Science, User Experience, and Research teams to build alignment across sister organizations including browser, mobile operating system, and search vertical teams.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
  • 8 years of experience in product management or related technical role.
  • 3 years of experience shipping consumer-facing products.
  • Experience managing growth, user engagement or surface expansion on consumer applications (e.g., feeds, recommendation surfaces, or social products).

Skills

Required:Growth strategyCross-functional leadershipExperimentation and A/B testing
Last updated Oct 23, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.

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