Job brief: Senior Director of Lifecycle Strategy

Rover · Seattle · facts as of 2026-11-05. Anyone can open this page; no account needed.

Is it still open? · Checked by JoRoute

Still listed. JoRoute saw it on Rover's own job board 1 hour ago; the employer first posted it on 2026-02-12.

What JoRoute checked · Checked by JoRoute

  • Listed on Rover's own job board. JoRoute does not take listings from job ads or recruiters.
  • First seen by JoRoute 2026-11-04 (1 day ago); last confirmed on the board 2026-11-05.
  • The apply link opens jobs.lever.co, the address Rover's board gives for this job.
  • No other listing with this title and place on this board in the last 90 days.
  • No layoff notices (WARN) under this name in the state files JoRoute reads.

What the listing says · Employer's own words, not checked

  • Pay: Not published
  • Job type: Full-time
  • Where: Seattle
  • Posted: 2026-02-12 · over 60 days ago

What the job asks · Employer's own words, not checked

Level: Manager. The title says "Director".

Main duties

  • The Senior Director of Global Lifecycle Strategy will drive measurable business results through lifecycle communication investments throughout our customer j…
  • Set and drive the strategy for how lifecycle contributes to significant growth outcomes across Rover’s four brands and 18 countries. Own the strategy for bot…
  • Design and drive key metrics for measuring lifecycle performance across conversion, retention, reactivation, and monetization
  • Identify the highest leverage opportunities in the customer journey to drive growth, and drive alignment across the business in how we prioritize those inves…
  • Partner with executive leadership to align lifecycle strategy with company-wide growth objectives.

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How it compares · Compared by JoRoute from listings

  • Typical listed pay for manager jobs in Seattle, WA: $166k a year (214 listings, 29 employers). This listing does not publish pay to compare.
  • Across Rover's 15 open listings, 40% of those with a posting date were first posted more than 60 days ago. How Rover hires

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