Top Hybrid Marketing Jobs

The Brand Strategist will develop strategic multimedia media plans, support marketing recommendations, and collaborate with various teams. They will manage workflows, budgets, and ensure high-quality outputs.

The Brand Director will lead client relationships, oversee advertising campaigns, mentor brand managers, and drive agency growth through strategic initiatives.

The Assistant Editor will edit and coordinate news coverage, manage reporters, produce content for digital and print, and work flexible hours in high-pressure situations.

The General Assignment Reporter will create local news content, engage audiences digitally, and ensure accuracy through fact-checking and collaboration with sources.

The Senior Growth Marketing Manager will identify and drive growth opportunities, launch marketing experiments, and collaborate cross-functionally to accelerate user acquisition.

Lead lifecycle marketing initiatives at WEBTOON, optimizing user engagement from onboarding to retention. Drive data-driven strategies across multiple channels and collaborate cross-functionally to enhance user experiences and content discovery.

The Social Media Associate will produce and edit social media content to engage Gen-Z audiences, track performance, and collaborate with teams to drive brand growth.

Assist in planning and creating social media content, track performance metrics, and collaborate with teams to enhance brand awareness.

The Director of Marketing will lead product marketing activities, develop go-to-market strategies, and manage a high-performing marketing team.

Lead marketing campaigns targeting enterprise accounts, collaborating with Sales to drive measurable pipeline and revenue growth, leveraging AI tools for efficiency.

The Group Account Director will lead client relationships, manage project execution, and define innovative digital initiatives to ensure client success.

The Product Marketing Manager will execute marketing strategies, drive product positioning, provide enablement training, and analyze performance in the cybersecurity sector.

The Product Marketing Manager will develop go-to-market strategies, refine product messaging, create sales enablement collateral, and collaborate with teams to align product offerings with market demands.