Marketing Data Operations

Posted 3 days ago

strategic employment partners sepMedford (NY)

Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists Marketing Consulting Services

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About the role

Long Island, NY | On-site | $100,000–$125,000 base Profitable, founder-led B2B SaaS firm for the public sector, looking for a Marketing Operations Manager to own our MarTech stack end to end and keep a CRM genuinely clean. Not a strategy seat, though it can grow into one. You're inheriting a working engine, and we need someone just as comfortable in the weeds of Salesforce as running a campaign end to end. What You'll OwnSalesforce data hygiene: imports, deduplication, segmentation, and an ongoing process to keep it clean Multi-channel campaigns, built, launched, and optimized against real performance dataSEO, retargeting across Google, Meta, and LinkedIn, tracking that works Reporting that shows what's working, not just what happened Documentation - none of this lives only in your head What We're Looking For5 to 8+ years of hands-on marketing operations or MarTech experience, ideally B2B SaaSReal comfort inside a CRM, Salesforce a plus, HubSpot or Marketo fine if it's genuinely technical A track record of large-scale data cleanup, not just the theory of itSomeone who explains technical and data topics clearly to non-technical teammates Comp & Logistics$100,000 to $125,000 base, commensurate with experience, plus medical, dental, vision, 401k, and PTO.Fully on-site, five days a week, within a realistic commute.

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