Lead growth marketing initiatives, run metric-driven user acquisition experiments, collaborate with product and engineering, support product marketing, and analyze user feedback to improve conversion rates.
Company Description
Our mission is to help everyone become confident speakers. Launched in October 2018, Speeko’s mobile app is now the #1 public speaking app for 150,000 users around the world. We invite you to consider joining our high-growth, early-stage startup!
Job DescriptionHow your skills will grow at Speeko:
- You will take a leading role in driving our growth marketing strategy and growing our user base.
- You will run metric-driven user acquisition experiments.
- You will collaborate with the product and engineering teams to plan your experiments.
- You will help with product marketing and interpreting user feedback as related to user conversion rates.
What we’re looking for:
- You’re in a undergraduate or graduate student
- You’re familiar with various digital marketing tools, including analytics, attribution, and social media
- You’re familiar with data-driven marketing
- You have an interest in apps and emerging technology
- You’re both a quantitative and a creative thinker
- You’re self-directed
- You’re a strong communicator—both written and verbal
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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