Top Marketing Tech Jobs in Seattle, WA

As a Customer Care Representative, you will handle customer inquiries, resolve complaints, manage orders, and enhance customer satisfaction using multiple systems and thorough documentation.

Lead end-to-end marketing to drive ARR growth across self-service and sales-assisted segments. Build diversified acquisition channels, optimize unit economics (CAC, LTV, payback), strengthen positioning, improve full-funnel performance, develop MarTech and analytics infrastructure, manage vendors, integrate AI into marketing, and scale a high-performing team.

The Account Manager will oversee approximately 100-125 insurance agent accounts, focusing on driving revenue through upselling, campaign management, and by enhancing call quality while fostering agent relationships.

The Account Manager will coordinate between sales and data teams, manage client requests, and support client deliverables in a data-driven advertising environment.

The Regional Manager will lead district managers and field technicians, manage store relationships, oversee project installations, and support operations in the region.

The Account Executive will drive bookings and manage enterprise sales processes, generating pipeline and providing technical insights for mobile engagement solutions.

The Support Platform Manager will lead a technical team to manage support infrastructure, enhance platform reliability, and ensure efficient communication through effective integrations and team collaboration.

The Business Development Associate will engage potential customers, track activities in HubSpot, support Growth Directors, and collaborate with teams to drive sales growth and meet key performance metrics.

The Account Manager oversees affiliate and restaurant relationships, focusing on maximizing platform utilization, ensuring satisfaction, and driving growth through strong communication and relationship management. Responsibilities include performance monitoring, problem solving, and cross-functional collaboration.

The Product Marketing Manager will shape go-to-market strategies, develop product positioning and messaging, support sales enablement, and analyze market intelligence to drive growth.