Top Remote Food Marketing Jobs in San Francisco, CA

Lead and develop a team of Marketing Specialists, manage service delivery, standardize operations, measure campaign performance, and collaborate cross-functionally to enhance marketing strategies.

The Site Merchandising Manager is responsible for leading Thrive Market's onsite merchandising strategy, optimizing product discoverability, driving commercial impact, and enhancing the member experience through data-driven decisions and seasonal merchandising planning.

The Director of Lifecycle Marketing will oversee customer journey strategy and systems, focusing on lifecycle programs that enhance conversion, retention, and lifetime value for both restaurant partners and diners. This includes managing marketing automation strategies, analyzing key metrics, and leading a small team to drive revenue growth.

Manage event planning and execution, coordinate marketing campaigns, oversee logistics, and ensure successful delivery of internal and external events while tracking their business impact.

The CRM Program Manager is responsible for managing CRM channels, defining strategies, and improving performance metrics to enhance customer engagement and retention.

In this role, you'll manage and optimize digital ad campaigns, create effective ads, analyze performance metrics, and collaborate with marketing teams to drive B2B customer engagement and lead generation.

The Programming Lead develops creative narratives for events, collaborates on proposals, researches food trends, and manages project deadlines.

The Brand Marketing Associate will manage bespoke partner programs, ensuring their strategic and operational success while collaborating with internal and external teams. Responsibilities include end-to-end project management, overseeing pre-sale and post-sale processes, and aligning media placements with partner goals.

The SEO & Growth Content Manager will develop and implement SEO strategies, manage content for B2B audiences, oversee landing page optimization, and collaborate with sales for effective messaging.

The Brand Manager will develop brand strategies, manage product portfolios, translate consumer insights into actionable plans, and oversee marketing communications.