Marketing Associate
dyneti technologiesSan Mateo (CA)
About the role
Marketing Associate At Dyneti, we believe digital payments should be seamless and secure. That's why we built DyScan, a software library that allows digital merchants to prevent fraud and improve conversion by taking a photo of a credit card. Dyneti was founded by a fraud prevention expert from Uber, and has raised funding from an exceptional lineup of investors, including Y Combinator. We've processed hundreds of millions of credit card scans around the world, and our customers include Fortune 100 companies and some of the fastest growing tech unicorns. We are looking for a motivated Marketing Associate to support our commercial team. You will work directly with the CEO to introduce Dyneti to new prospects through a variety of different customer acquisition channels. This is an excellent role for an undergraduate eager to execute on go-to-market strategies.
Responsibilities:
Identify and test new customer acquisition channels Implement events and conference marketing Execute on sales outreach strategies Serve as the first point of contact for inbound leads
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree Enthusiasm to learn and work in a fast-paced startup environment.
What We Offer:
Hands-on experience with real-world go-to-market challenges. Opportunity to grow in a supportive, innovative team. Dyneti is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status.
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