Senior Demand Generation Manager

Role Overview

This role offers the opportunity to own a major growth engine within a global, mission-driven organization. You’ll lead demand generation across paid and organic channels, with significant responsibility for acquisition investment and pipeline performance.

What You Will Do

You’ll use data to determine where budgets should go, improve conversion rates, and connect marketing activity directly to revenue outcomes. You’ll work closely with Sales, Revenue Operations, and marketing leadership in a fast-moving, asynchronous environment.

Why It Might Be a Fit

This is an ideal opportunity for an experienced growth marketer who thrives on ownership, experimentation, and measurable business impact. You’ll have significant scope to explore emerging acquisition channels, including AI-native advertising platforms and LLM-powered workflows.

Requirements

• 7+ years of experience in performance marketing, growth marketing, demand generation, or a closely related field
• Proven experience managing and scaling a six-figure monthly Google Ads budget
• Deep expertise across the Google Ads ecosystem
• Hands-on experience with Clay, HubSpot or a comparable CRM, and Google Analytics
• Strong understanding of funnel economics and growth metrics
• Strong analytical and experimentation skills
• Practical experience using AI and LLM tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, or comparable platforms
• Strong written and verbal English communication skills

Benefits

• €65,650–€84,500 per year
• Share Appreciation Rights (SARs)
• Fully remote position available across eligible locations in Europe and the Americas time zones
• Flexible working hours and an asynchronous-first environment
• €1,000 annually for remote work budget
• Annual learning and development budget equivalent to 3.5% of compensation
• Paid parental leave of 8–16 weeks
• Unlimited and flexible time off
• Collaborate with a distributed, international team
• A workplace that values diverse perspectives, equal opportunity, and skills-based decision-making