Role Overview
Join our team as a Marketing Lead and play a key role in driving Taskrabbit’s growth across the UK market. This role combines ownership of the UK’s go-to-market strategy with hands-on execution – from local activations and metro-level initiatives to partnerships.
What You Will Do
Own the UK’s top-of-funnel marketing strategy across paid, owned, and earned channels – setting country-level priorities, translating growth targets into a locally relevant plan, and driving independent GTM initiatives with a dedicated local budget.
Why It Might Be a Fit
Ideal for someone who thrives in fast-paced, cross-functional environments, is equally comfortable with data and with people, and is passionate about growing a two-sided marketplace.
Requirements
- 5+ years in marketing, strategy, operations, or marketplace roles
- Analytical skill set; comfortable applying funnel optimisation, LTV/CAC metrics, and supply/demand modelling to real-world decisions.
- Experience building and implementing repeatable go-to-market strategies, local activations, and brand moments.
- Excellent communication and relationship-building skills; comfortable presenting to senior stakeholders and large groups, and managing external partners/agencies.
- Comfortable working heavily with data and operating at pace in an entrepreneurial, fast-changing environment; startup or marketplace platform experience a plus.
- Willingness to engage with tasker/supply-side operations (e.g. seasonal supply planning) in addition to demand-side marketing.
- Comfortable working autonomously while coordinating across central and local, cross-functional teams (marketing, brand, PR, partnerships, Tasker Success).
Benefits
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- 401k match with immediate vesting
- Generous and flexible time off
- 2 company-wide closure weeks
- Taskrabbit product stipends
- Wellness + productivity + education stipends
- IKEA discounts
- Reproductive health support
To apply for this job please visit job-boards.greenhouse.io.

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