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SmartRent is seeking a Digital Growth Director to own end-to-end digital campaigns, from concept to measurement, leveraging Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Pardot, ZoomInfo, CMS, and LinkedIn to reach the right audience at the right time.
You will architect data flows, collaborate with design, marketing, and sales, and manage multi-channel campaigns (Search, Social, Display, Email), nurture programs, and ROI reporting.
SmartRent (NYSE: SMRT) is revolutionizing how people live and work with the industry’s only end-to-end platform designed for the rental housing industry. By uniting purpose-built software, integrated hardware and full implementation and support in one ecosystem, we help owners and operators simplify operations, cut costs and deliver exceptional resident experiences. Recognized by Deloitte, HousingWire and the PropTech Breakthrough Awards, SmartRent is shaping the future of property technology and redefining what it means to make rental housing smarter.
Job Description
SmartRent is seeking a Digital Growth Director for our organization. You will be responsible for the end-to-end lifecycle of our digital campaigns, from initial conception and audience segmentation to campaign flight and performance attribution.
While you’ll have a design team to bring your visual concepts to life, you are the architect. You will own the pipes (Salesforce Marketing Cloud/Pardot), the fuel (ZoomInfo), and the engines (CMS, LinkedIn & Digital Networks) to ensure our message reaches the right person at the right time.
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We offer a comprehensive and competitive benefits package designed to support your well‑being and future. For our US employees, this includes medical, dental, vision, and life insurance with low deductibles and 75–100% employer contributions. We also provide flexible and generous PTO (because we know how important work‑life balance is), a competitive 401(k) with employer contributions, paid parental leave, discounted insurance plans for pets and legal services and an employee stock purchase plan to help you invest in your future.
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