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Marketing Manager

MERGE
Location
Chicago, IL
Posted
17 days ago
Department
Marketing
Salary
$68,400 - $100,350
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 5+ years in marketing, program or project management, integrated production, creative or agency operations, or a related field
  • Track record running programs and project-managing complex, cross-functional marketing initiatives from planning through launch
  • Strong understanding of marketing processes from strategy through execution
  • Native fluency with AI and LLM tools
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Proactive, solutions-oriented approach
Nice to have
  • Agency or professional services experience
  • Background in marketing production, studio management, or creative operations
  • Experience improving workflows, governance, or executive review processes
  • Exposure to acquisitions, analyst relations, pitch consultants, partner marketing, or events
What the job really is

The Marketing Manager at MERGE will be responsible for executing priority marketing initiatives from strategy through launch, ensuring seamless execution of complex, cross-functional projects. This role involves project management, building roadmaps, facilitating meetings, and improving marketing operations while leveraging AI tools to enhance team efficiency. The ideal candidate will have a proactive approach and a strong understanding of marketing processes.

Benefits
  • Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance
  • 401K
  • Lifestyle Spending Account
  • Employer Paid Life & Disability Insurance
  • Flexible Time off & Holidays
  • Other benefits and rewards
Things to weigh
  • Salary range provided is $68,400 - $100,350, which may change
  • Role involves significant project management responsibilities
  • Candidates must have work authorization in the US without requiring visa sponsorship
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