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British Council is seeking a marketing automation specialist to support campaigns across the English, Exams and Cultural Engagement portfolios using HubSpot Marketing Hub. The role involves designing templates, journeys and localising content, with close collaboration with performance leads for reporting alignment.
Essential qualifications include a degree or equivalent experience, and strong experience in campaign design, marketing automation and governance within a large organisation.
To support the marketing teams with the in-platform (HubSpot) build of marketing campaigns and programmes. The adaptation (where required) of global journeys for English and Exams, and Cultural Engagement, including the design and build of new journey entry points, content and messaging translation and localisation, and localised channel strategy implementation.
Support the delivery of campaign content strategies across the English and Exams and Cultural Engagement portfolios. Build and execute campaigns in HubSpot Marketing Hub, including content localisation, template and journey adaptation, and contact and list management. Work closely with performance leads to ensure activities are accurately tagged and support the adaptation of global reporting dashboards to reflect network-specific performance.
Partner with the Global Data Lead to maintain the integrity of the HubSpot platform, including taxonomy, user profiles, contact and consent management, customer journeys and reporting dashboards. Act as the marketing automation and HubSpot specialist, sharing knowledge, promoting best practice and keeping colleagues informed of platform enhancements and industry developments.
Support the Enablement Solution Lead, Head of Campaigns and Head of Content Studio in driving marketing operational excellence. Provide the global enablement team with regular updates on platform usage, governance and adoption across the network.
Thursday 1 October 2026 (23.59 British Summer Time, BST)
Friday 2 October 2026 (00.59 Central European Summer Time, CEST)