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Sr. Product Manager - Analytics and Data Governance

Under Armour

Remote, US · Remote · full time · Senior

$100,000 – $135,000

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What this role is

This role manages the health, configuration, and governance of Under Armour's ecommerce analytics systems, ensuring data integrity and compliance across measurement platforms. It suits someone with 3-5+ years of analytics operations or data governance experience who can coordinate between technical and business teams while maintaining analytics platforms and resolving data quality issues.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 3-5+ years in digital analytics, analytics operations, data governance, or ecommerce product management
  • Working knowledge of analytics platforms like Adobe Analytics or Google Analytics including administration and configuration
  • Working knowledge of tag management systems such as Adobe Tags, Tealium, or Google Tag Manager
  • Experience supporting analytics implementations including data layer requirements and tagging strategies
  • Experience with ecommerce data layers and event-based measurement
  • Understanding of digital privacy, consent management, and cookie categorization as they relate to analytics
  • Strong troubleshooting and data quality investigation skills
  • Experience documenting requirements, standards, and operational guidance
  • Ability to coordinate across technical and non-technical teams
  • Experience with Jira or similar work management tools
  • Clear communication skills

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