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Mechanon is seeking a growth marketer to own the early-stage acquisition engine for The Engine in Bangalore. You will define growth and GTM strategies, identify high-potential channels, and run experiments to convert interest into engaged users and customers.
You’ll bridge strategy and hands-on execution, using data to optimize search, content, lifecycle, and product marketing. This is an on-site role with equity and a performance bonus.
Mechanon is a Dubai-based venture studio that builds and incubates businesses from the ground up, with teams across Bangalore, Dubai, London, and Dehradun.
We're not an agency, consultancy, or outsourcing company. We build and operate our own businesses, which means we need people who are comfortable creating something from scratch rather than maintaining something already established.
Our current focus is The Engine: a real-time intelligence platform for film and television production activity, think Bloomberg for the production industry.
We're pre-launch, and we think we've built something genuinely good. What we don't have yet is someone dedicated to getting it in front of the right people.
We're hiring our first dedicated marketing hire.
This is a zero-to-one growth role.
You'll work directly with the founder to figure out how The Engine should reach its market, which channels are worth investing in, and what turns initial interest into engaged users and customers.
The goal is simple: build the acquisition engine that takes The Engine from pre-launch to a growing, measurable customer base.
You'll have a high degree of ownership. You'll help set the strategy, execute the work, measure the results and decide what to do next.
We have hypotheses about where the opportunities are. We don't need someone to simply execute them. We want someone who can look at the product, market and data and tell us where we're right, where we're wrong, and what we're missing.
You'll have broad ownership across growth and marketing, with particular focus on:
This is an area we're particularly interested in.
You don't need to be a specialist in every area of SEO. We care more about whether you understand how search works, can spot opportunities and can learn quickly.
You won't be expected to be an expert in every channel.
We're looking for a strong growth marketer who can understand the bigger picture, execute independently and go deeper where the data shows an opportunity.
You don't need to have built an entire marketing function before. You may have owned growth at a startup, led a major acquisition channel at a larger company, or been the person who consistently turned ideas into measurable results.
What matters is that you can think, execute and produce results.
We're a small team and deliberately operate with very little bureaucracy.
You'll work directly with the people building the product, make decisions quickly, test ideas and see the results of your work without navigating layers of approval.
There isn't a large marketing team waiting for you. You'll need to be comfortable being hands-on, particularly in the early stages.
As the business grows and channels prove themselves, you'll also have the opportunity to help determine what the marketing function should become and where additional people or resources are needed.
We value autonomy, clear thinking, direct communication and people who take responsibility for outcomes rather than simply completing tasks.
This is a fully on-site role in Bangalore. We're a small team and believe there is significant value in building together in person.
That said, if you're exceptional and based elsewhere in India, we don't want location alone to rule you out. Let's talk.
We're looking to hire as soon as we find the right person.
9,500 - 12,500 GBP per year, anchored in GBP and paid locally in INR equivalent.
In addition, you'll receive:
This is an opportunity to join The Engine before launch and participate directly in the upside of what we're building.
Specific numbers and outcomes are much more interesting to us than marketing terminology.
We look forward to finding out more about you.