Marketing Campaign Manager

We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Marketing Campaign Manager to join our team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for planning, executing, and optimizing multi-channel marketing campaigns to drive brand awareness, customer acquisition, and retention. This role requires a strategic thinker with a hands-on approach

What you'll do:

• Develop and implement comprehensive marketing campaigns across various channels including email marketing, ABM, search & paid retargeting

• Create and execute demand gen programs which build and accelerate the pipeline

• Work closely with sales, product, and other parts of the marketing organization to continually improve and optimize our tactics

• Analyze and share results, trends and insights

• Reporting along with marketing analysts track, measure, and provide progress reports. Use key data and reports to uncover trends to aid decision-making.

• Manage relationships with agencies and other 3rd parties as needed

• Partner closely with entire marketing team especially content & events teams

• Ability to think strategically AND roll up your sleeves to get things done

What we're looking for:

• Minimum of 4 years of experience in marketing, product, operations, or a related field

• Experience in demand generation, digital marketing, and managing programs that scaled

• Experience in hyper-growth environments a strong plus

• Excellent written and verbal communications

• Effective at partnering with internal and external stakeholders

• Experience executing high impact marketing programmes that build demand, increase awareness, and exponentially grow revenue

• Executional excellence. Able to consistently deliver on time and on budget

• Expertise in, or ability to quickly learn, tools such as Marketo and Salesforce.com

• High energy with ability to manage multiple initiatives simultaneously in a fast-pace environment

• Self-motivated, performance-driven professional

• Detail-oriented behavior and strong problem solving skills

• "We" vs. "I" mentality