About the role
A large IT-company is looking for a lead generation manager (search and analytics specialist).
Searching for contacts of decision-makers and influencers (using social networks, search programs);
Analysing the possible needs of potential customers.
Requirements:
Advanced skills in searching for information on the Internet;
Aptitude for learning, responsibility, assiduity, the ability to adapt and share the experience.
Ideally, you'll also have: Experience with business-to-business lead generation;
Experience with lead generation on Linked In;
Knowledge of the latest web trends, technologies.
We offer: Competitive compensation based on qualifications and experience;
Office in the city center with convenient parking;
Medical insurance;
Friendly, smart, passionate and hard-working coworkers;
Opportunities for professional growth and advancement;
Training.
Research & Design The team is dedicated to the development and support of web services and websites of company products. Research & Design The team is dedicated to the development and support of web services and websites of company products. We are Electronic Team, Inc. Electronic Team is a technology development company that specializes in producing high-quality software applications working across all major platforms. We plan, analyze, design, implement, test, maintain and support our products in order to meet the highest expectations and demands of our customers.
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