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Lifecycle Marketing Manager - B2B2C

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What We Do
 
Roo (www.roo.vet) has created the first B2B labor marketplace in animal healthcare that connects veterinary professionals with hospitals through innovative technology, with opportunities to expand and offer more opportunities for both our demand & supply of users. 
 
Our dynamic platform enables hospitals to fulfill personnel needs in real time, while allowing high-quality veterinary professionals to secure work at the click of a button.  Beyond the platform, Roo represents a growing opportunity to help hospitals meet all-things staffing, and a growing community of resilient vet industry professionals who value flexibility and work-life balance, in addition to providing the best possible outcomes for clients and their pets.  
 
Our aim is to combine experienced healthcare expertise with Silicon Valley talent to shake up this industry and change the way veterinarians and hospitals work!

About the Role

Roo’s Full & Part-Time Hiring program is changing how hospitals and veterinary professionals find their perfect match, not through traditional recruiting, but by working together first and hiring only when it’s truly a fit.

We’re looking for a Lifecycle Marketing Manager (B2B2C) who can bring this vision to life at scale. You’ll own the end-to-end lifecycle strategy for Roo’s Full & Part-Time Hiring program and design personalized, automated communications that guide users from casual shifts to long-term career commitments.

If you’re passionate about customer-centric journeys, obsessed with optimization, and excited to shape a program that’s part job placement and part matchmaking magic, this is the role for you.


Your Responsibilities

Key Outcomes

  • Build a full-funnel lifecycle marketing strategy for Full & Part-Time Hiring that drives awareness, engagement, intent, and conversion from both hospitals and clinicians.
  • Define and optimize lifecycle journeys for both sides of the Roo marketplace — including relief professionals transitioning to full or part-time jobs and hospitals seeking their next superstar hire.
  • Increase full and part-time placement conversions by delivering the right message, at the right time, through the right channel.
  • Partner with cross-functional stakeholders (Product, Engineering, Growth and GTM) to integrate Full & Part-Time Hiring messaging and user touchpoints across the Roo experience.

Lifecycle Journey Ownership

  • Own the communication experience across the entire full and part-time placement funnel:
    • Vets and Techs: Introduce full and part-time placement as a path, nurture interest, celebrate match moments, and support post-hire transitions.
    • Hospitals: Surface high-potential candidates, guide them through relief-to-hire, and ease hiring logistics.
  • Segment users based on hiring intent and behavior (e.g. shift history, message engagement, hiring signals).
  • Create journey maps that reflect the unique mindsets and motivators of both individual professionals and hospital decision-makers.

Messaging & Channel Strategy

  • Design and execute personalized, multi-channel campaigns across email, push, SMS, in-app messages (via Braze), and HubSpot sequences.
  • Test and iterate messaging frameworks that resonate emotionally and practically: “Ready to find your perfect hospital?” “Still thinking about Jessi from last Thursday’s shift?”
  • Balance inspirational storytelling (matchmaker magic) with clear next-step CTAs and business outcomes.

Measurement & Optimization

  • Define success metrics for each stage of the Full & Part-Time Hiring journey, from intent signal to match confirmation.
  • Build dashboards and regular reporting to monitor lifecycle performance, test hypotheses, and uncover opportunities.
  • Run experiments and A/B tests to improve messaging, conversion rates, and program uptake.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

  • Work closely with Full & Part-Time Hiring product, support, and customer teams to ensure communications align with product features, hospital workflows, and user support needs.
  • Partner with Sales and Account Managers to identify lifecycle plays that increase placement conversion and satisfaction.
  • Contribute to the overall growth of Roo’s Full & Part-Time Hiring offering by bringing a lifecycle lens to strategy conversations.

Qualifications

You Have:

  • 4+ years of experience in lifecycle marketing, CRM, or engagement marketing, preferably in B2B2C, marketplace, or staffing/recruiting environments.
  • A strong track record of managing cross-segment lifecycle programs — ideally across both supply (vets/techs) and demand (hospitals/practice managers).
  • Deep experience with lifecycle tools like Braze and HubSpot, and a solid grasp of behavioral segmentation and trigger-based campaigns.
  • A data-driven mindset and comfort using campaign dashboards, A/B tests, and attribution data to optimize performance.
  • Strong empathy for both B2B and B2C users and an ability to tailor journeys that feel relevant, personalized, and human.
  • Excellent collaboration skills and experience influencing cross-functional partners.
  • Strong writing skills — bonus points if you can make lifecycle messaging feel as fun and personal as a dating app notification.

Why This Role is Important

Roo’s Full & Part-Time Hiring program is a uniquely modern approach to veterinary hiring — one that prioritizes real experience, mutual fit, and long-term success. By leading this work, you’ll:

  • Help Vets and Techs find fulfilling, dream jobs.
  • Help hospitals build stronger, happier teams.
  • Help Roo scale one of its most mission-aligned, high-impact offerings.

While we are a remote first company, if you are based in San Francisco this will be a hybrid role.  Please see below for examples of compensation ranges based on state averages.

Exact compensation may vary based on skills, experience, and location.

California pay range

$110,000 - $150,000 USD

New York pay range

$110,000 - $150,000 USD

Washington pay range

$100,000 - $135,000 USD

Colorado pay range

$95,000 - $130,000 USD

Texas pay range

$95,000 - $130,000 USD

North Carolina pay range

$90,000 - $120,000 USD

Core Values
 
Our Core Values are what shape us as an organization and we're looking for people who exhibit the same values in their professional life; Bias to Urgency, Drive Measurable Impact, Seek Understanding, Solve Customer Problems and Have Fun! 
 
What to expect from working at Roo!
 
For permanent, full time employees, we offer:
  • Accelerated growth & learning potential.
  • Stipends for home office setup, continuing education, and monthly wellness.
  • Comprehensive health benefits to fit your needs with base medical plan covered at 100% with optional premium buy up plans.
  • 401K
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off.
  • Paid Maternity/Paternity and reproductive care leave.
  • Gifts on your birthday & anniversary.
  • Opportunity for domestic travel, including for regional team building events.
 
Overall, you would be part of a mission-driven company that will significantly empower the lives of all veterinary professionals and the health of the overall animal industry that seeks massive innovation.
 
We have diverse, passionate & driven team members from a variety of backgrounds, and Roo is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and candidates.  We understand that your individual experience may not check every box but we still encourage you to apply even if you are not confident in every expectation listed.
 
Ready to join the Roo-volution?!
 
 

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