Marketing Manager — Proposals & Growth for Construction

Construction Material Testing; Joliet (IL); On-site; USD 75,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Construction Material Testing seeks a Marketing Manager to own the website and search program, manage the qualifications package, project sheets, resumes, and proposal templates used on every pursuit. You will produce a content calendar with engineers, run campaigns across email, LinkedIn, and events, and report results monthly.

You champion brand integrity and consistent messaging across all channels. This hands-on role ties marketing success to proposals, not impressions, with travel to market

Qualifications

• 5+ years in B2B marketing; experience in AEC, construction, engineering, or industrial services preferred.
• Hands-on with a modern website stack, search analytics, and a CRM.
• Writes clean, specific copy; has built proposals or qualifications packages for professional services pursuits.

Responsibilities

• Own the company website and search program: content, technical SEO, local listings, and analytics.
• Build and maintain the qualifications package, project sheets, resumes, and proposal templates.
• Produce a content calendar with engineers for technical articles, project stories, and case material.
• Run campaigns (email, LinkedIn, events) for markets the company opens and report results monthly.
• Keep brand, messaging, and claims accurate and consistent across every public channel.

Skills

B2B marketing

Content marketing

Copywriting

Campaign management

Analytics

Tools

Website stack

SEO analytics

CRM

Job description

Construction Material Testing seeks a Marketing Manager to own the website and search program, manage the qualifications package, project sheets, resumes, and proposal templates used on every pursuit. You will produce a content calendar with engineers, run campaigns across email, LinkedIn, and events, and report results monthly.

You champion brand integrity and consistent messaging across all channels. This hands-on role ties marketing success to proposals, not impressions, with travel to market