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Expedia Group

Runs travel booking sites for people and companies

Senior Product Manager - Loyalty

Product ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time$173k - $299kIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 8 years of product management experience in consumer-facing products, including significant work on member, loyalty, or similar value-centric experiences.
  • A proven track record owning end-to-end messaging or member communication strategy, including defining hierarchies, frameworks, and cross-journey narratives, rather than only feature delivery.
  • Demonstrated experience collaborating across commercial, design, and engineering stakeholders to align on product narratives and implement messaging at scale across multiple touchpoints or lines of business.
  • Familiarity with experimentation and iterative testing to measure messaging effectiveness, using data to refine what is shown, where, and when across the funnel.
  • Familiarity with AI-driven systems, tools, or workflows and applying AI/ML concepts to real-world products, including safely integrating and operating AI/ML-enabled solutions that enhance personalization, targeting, or testing of loyalty messaging.

Responsibilities

  • Own the end-to-end loyalty messaging strategy across the member journey, defining a clear, value-led messaging hierarchy from pre-trip discovery through shopping, booking, and post-trip engagement.
  • Lead pre-booking and shopping messaging strategy so members see the most relevant earn, discount, or benefit message when it most influences their decision to book.
  • Define and optimize post-booking and confirmation messaging so members understand what they earned, how loyalty benefits them, and why returning for their next trip is worthwhile.
  • Align loyalty messaging with BEX’s “win the whole trip” strategy by creating a coherent, multi-line-of-business story across hotels, flights, packages, cars, and activities, with consistent but context-aware rules for each line of business.
  • Partner with TEaL, XD, Loyalty Tech, and other product teams to translate the loyalty program into member-facing narratives and scalable frameworks applicable across Expedia Group brands.
  • Use research, analytics, and experimentation to measure messaging comprehension, member activation, and repeat booking impact; iterate on messaging strategies and safely integrate AI-driven systems, tools, or workflows that improve member and business outcomes.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience leading loyalty or membership value communication across complex, multi-product or multi-brand ecosystems, with accountability for measurable improvements in engagement, activation, or repeat booking behavior.
  • Depth in designing and evolving cross-line-of-business messaging rules and frameworks that balance consistency with contextual accuracy for hotels, flights, packages, cars, and activities in a global, high-scale environment.
  • A strong background partnering with research and analytics to design robust measurement frameworks for comprehension, behavior change, and long-term value, and using insights to inform product and messaging roadmaps.
  • Demonstrated experience taking products or member-facing communication strategies from concept through launch to scaled adoption, including structured A/B testing, iterative optimization, and ongoing lifecycle management.
  • Hands-on experience leveraging AI/ML-enabled solutions to improve how, when, and where loyalty value is communicated, such as personalization, dynamic message selection, or automated experimentation, with a focus on safety, transparency, and member trust.

About the Company

Expedia Group

Runs travel booking sites for people and companies

Expedia Group runs online travel brands such as Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo, where people book hotels, vacation homes, flights, and rental cars, and it supplies the same travel to other companies. Its Expedia site was one of the first online travel agencies, letting people compare and book flights and hotels on the web without calling a travel agent. Travelers search and pay through its apps and websites, while partners such as airlines and banks plug its hotel and flight listings into their own booking sites. Expedia earns commissions and markups on bookings and sells advertising to hotels and other travel companies. It began in 1996 as a division of Microsoft and is based in Seattle, Washington.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Seattle, WA
Founded
1996

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