Account Manager / Marketing Project Manager
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Job description
Account Manager / Marketing Project Manager
Salary: Up to $3,500 USD/month
Remote – LATAM-based candidates only
TalentCross partners with US-based clients to connect top LATAM talent with exciting remote opportunities.
About the Role We're seeking an Account Manager / Marketing Project Manager to facilitate clear communication between clients and delivery teams, ensuring projects run smoothly and expectations are met.
Responsibilities
- Provide clients with regular communication, including project status updates
- Facilitate communication of critical information between clients and internal team
- Daily management of ClickUp projects and deadlines
- Translate client requests and campaign updates into actionable next steps
- Maintain working understanding of ABM, campaign execution, content, email, paid/social, and marketing terminology
- Other responsibilities and duties as assigned
Requirements
- 5 years' experience in account management
- Proven ability to manage project-based client relationships
- Ability to handle multiple client accounts simultaneously
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Technological proficiency: Slack, ClickUp
Why Join Us
- Fully remote role
- Work with dynamic US-based clients
- Opportunity to grow in B2B marketing and ABM projects
- Competitive monthly salary
Originally posted on Himalayas
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