Social Media Manager
two sigmaArlington (VA)
$122,000 per year
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two sigmaArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$122,000 per year
About the role
Quota is the floor here, not the goal, and Two Sigma's Social Media Manager is expected to leave it far behind. This Arlington opening trades 6 years and SEO for $122,000 - $178,000, then layers on the ownership most listings only hint at.
Key Responsibilities:
Coach junior reps through their first deeply-curious negotiation
Chase down warm referrals before competitors in Arlington get the call
Carry a $122,000 - $178,000-tier quota and the playbook to hit it
Keep the messaging consistent from Arlington, VA billboards to cold DMs
Sharpen the Social Media Manager value prop for each vertical we touch What You'll Bring
Customer-focused outlook with strong interpersonal skills
A collaborator's reflex to share credit and absorb blame
Comfort owning the unglamorous middle of a remote project
Proven Looker Studio results, ideally seasoned in Arlington, VATwo Sigma blends On-Page SEO and Google Search Console expertise to deliver team-oriented outcomes for clients in Arlington, VA. We pair junior and senior folks on purpose so Salesforce Marketing Cloud knowledge stops hoarding in one head. We reward your Delegation with $122,000 - $178,000, surround it with mentorship and benefits, and let your schedule flex around Arlington. This posting reflects an open need we are working to close this quarter. Come find out why people stay at Two Sigma once they get here; the Social Media Manager door is open.
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