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BoxHouse is seeking a Lead Generation Coordinator to build and run the demand engine for the ReadyPod leasing fleet. You’ll translate brand direction into pipeline across outbound, inbound, nurture, scoring, and reporting.
You’ll work between marketing and sales, align with the Revenue team, craft multi-channel campaigns, implement email workflows, and drive qualified leads into the sales process with Salesforce and marketing automation tools.
Company: BoxHouse / ReadyPod
Department: Revenue
Reports to: Head of Marketing
Location: Utah — Onsite in St. George or Salt Lake City office.
Employment Type: Full-Time, Exempt
Level: Junior to mid-level individual contributor
BoxHouse builds factory-built, foldable, steel-framed homes in Utah. ReadyPod takes those homes and keeps a fleet of them staged and stockpiled across the country, ready to lease the moment someone needs housing on the ground. Workforce housing developers. Disaster relief agencies. Hospitality operators putting heads in beds where there aren't enough rooms.
Homes, Standing By. That's the promise. Our job in marketing is to make sure the right people know the fleet exists before they need it.
We're hiring a Lead Generation Coordinator to build and run the demand engine for the ReadyPod leasing fleet. You'll take brand and positioning direction and turn it into pipeline: outbound sequences, inbound capture, nurture, scoring, and the reporting that tells us what's actually working.
This role sits between marketing and sales and has to work for both. You'll be in sales' world constantly — riding along on the deal cycle, sitting in on pipeline reviews, hearing which leads went nowhere and why, then fixing the targeting and scoring so the next batch is better.
You will work directly with the marketing team to craft strategic campaign materials that work with the broader marketing plan while increasing conversion rates and generating qualified leads.
We're early enough that your work is visible and late enough that the product is proven and deploying in the field. You'll have budget, tooling, a marketing team that gives real feedback, and a sales team close enough to tell you within days whether what you built is working.