Marketing Operations Manager (fixed term)
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Job description
🧘 Benefits beyond base pay:
- Fully remote work environment – work from anywhere globally
- Our own global safety net, giving you worldwide health, income, and travel coverage
- Potential to unlock equity compensation, yearly home office allowance and more!
🌎 About this Role
This is an operations and project management role for someone with real marketing know-how. You won't set strategy or run channels. You will need to understand how campaigns, launches, webinars and events come together, so you can spot what's missing, what's late and what needs a decision.
You'll report to our Head of Marketing and work closely with campaign, content, creative, events, lifecycle and sales colleagues across our consumer and B2B businesses.
💻 What you'll do
Keep the department's work moving
- Keep a clear view of projects running at the same time across the team: their deadlines, dependencies and risks.
- Run the department's recurring meetings, write down decisions and make sure actions get done.
- Follow up with contributors and clear routine blockers yourself. When a decision is needed, bring leadership clear options.
- Send leadership short, regular updates on progress, risks and what needs attention.
- Help campaign leads turn priorities into plans with clear owners, timelines, deliverables and launch dates.
- Coordinate the moving parts across copy, design, web, email, events and Sales follow-up so launches land on time.
- Check that each launch is ready: assets, follow-up journey, Sales handoff and basic tracking, as agreed with the campaign lead.
- Spot gaps early and raise them, such as a campaign with no follow-up or a launch nobody owns.
- Keep the team's processes practical and repeatable. Improve them where it helps, without adding admin.
- Keep our project management setup current and well used.
- Pull together routine updates from existing reports and dashboards when leadership needs them.
- Learn how the department runs from the current Marketing Operations Manager before their leave, and take over agreed responsibilities step by step.
- Document what you run so the hand back is smooth. Keep a short record of what changed and what's still open.
🧪 What we're looking for
- Around 4 or more years in marketing operations, marketing project management, program management or a similar role inside a marketing team
- A strong record of keeping many projects moving at once, with people who don't report to you
- Enough marketing experience to understand how campaigns, launches, webinars, events and Sales handoffs work, and to tell when something isn't ready
- Comfort with project management tools, a CRM and marketing automation. HubSpot experience is a plus
- Clear, proactive written communication on a remote team, and sound prioritization. You know when to handle something yourself and when to escalate
- Able to start immediately, and comfortable joining a team mid-stride for a defined period
😀 We like to work with people who:
- Want to help build a global social safety net on the Internet.
- Think for themselves instead of copying others.
- Are willing to try new things, even with the risk of failure.
- Are intellectually curious and open to new ideas.
- Are creative and bold in the face of any problems.
- Have strong integrity and do the right thing.
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