Senior Strategy Manager, Education, Consumer Apps Marketing
San Francisco, CA, USA +1 · Manager · Full-time · Posted Sep 22, 2026
- Location
- San Francisco, CA, USA
Mountain View, CA, USA - Experience
- 8 years in management consulting or strategy and operations in tech, or 6 years with an advanced degree; plus 4 years developing business strategies or managing cross-functional initiatives and 4 years working with executive stakeholders.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
About the job
Shapes cross-Google education marketing strategy, supports business operations, and leads priority initiatives for Google’s EDU Marketing team.
What you'll do
- Partner with EDU Marketing leadership on strategy and operations, including annual planning and resource cases for executive stakeholders.
- Lead high-priority initiatives and coordinate with cross-functional partners to improve collaboration and efficiency.
- Oversee team resources, including budget and headcount.
What they ask for
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
- 8 years of experience in management consulting or strategy and operations in tech, or 6 years with an advanced degree.
- 4 years of experience developing business strategies or managing cross-functional initiatives with stakeholders and teams.
- 4 years of experience working with executive stakeholders.
Nice to have
- Experience using AI productivity tools to solve complex problems and streamline workflows.
- Ability to work with ambiguity and changing business needs; strong cross-functional partnership, communication, and project-delivery skills.
Pay
USD $171000 - $247000 base salary; 20% bonus target + equity + benefits
Tools
AI, Gemini, Search, Workspace, Chromebooks, Classroom
AI focus
The broader EDU mission includes bringing AI solutions such as Gemini and Search to students, teachers, and institutions. The role’s preferred qualifications include using AI productivity tools to solve complex problems and streamline workflows.
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