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As the dedicated demand gen marketer for SMB, you’ll own the pipeline programs that fuel bookings for two high-performing sales teams. Running both inbound programs and outbound sales-led campaigns to hit quarterly bookings targets. Some of this GTM motion exists and needs refinement. Some of it you’ll create from scratch. You'll pull in Product Marketing, Sales, and RevOps when you need them — but you won't wait for alignment to move. You drive the work and bring people along.
Job Responsibility
Own pipeline: Drive inbound and outbound demand programs end-to-end — strategy, execution, iteration — with a clear line to SAO targets each quarter
Embed with sales: Standups, call shadows, deal reviews
Build campaigns that earn attention: Develop integrated, multi-touch programs across email, paid, content, and outbound that speak to operators' reality
Know your buyer: Learn from regular operator interviews and sales calls to craft messaging, creative, and campaign strategy that works
Build and evolve the stack: Identify gaps, propose solutions, implement what works
Use AI to scale yourself: Tools, workflows, agents
Close the loop: Partner with RevOps on scoring, routing, response times, and reporting
Requirements
5–7 years in B2B demand generation, ideally SaaS, with a track record of owning a pipeline number
Fluent across channels: email, paid, content, events, outbound. Good enough at all of them to know which one to reach for and to connect them into programs that convert
A strong writer who can speak to a small business owner's daily reality
Someone who embeds with sales rather than operating at arm's length. Low ego, high output
A tinkerer. You've built workflows, tested tools, played with agents — and you have real examples to show for it
Comfortable being accountable. You track pipeline/ SAO targets like it's your own money. When the pipeline is short, you figure out why and fix it
You've pulled your own pipeline and conversion data, found the problem before someone told you about it, and changed your program because of what you saw
You've killed your own programs when the data said so — even ones you built and liked