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Head of Marketing

Salary not disclosedHybrid

  • Marketing
  • Berlin
  • Full time
  • Today
Newly posted

About the role

Zenjob is seeking a strategic and hands-on Head of Marketing to lead the company through a phase of structural transformation and growth. The role involves defining the marketing vision, building efficient team structures, and driving impact through creative excellence and data-driven optimization rather than large media budgets. You will act as a key interface between the executive team and the organization, ensuring marketing goals align with overall commercial objectives.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute a holistic marketing strategy to guide the company into its next growth phase.
  • Build and lead the marketing team by establishing modern workflows, efficient processes, and clear structures.
  • Represent the marketing function in cross-functional planning and steering meetings to influence strategic company decisions.
  • Implement smart, budget-conscious marketing initiatives that leverage internal talent and creative ideas.
  • Collaborate closely with the COO to synchronize marketing objectives with the company's operational and commercial vision.

Required skills

  • Marketing Strategy
  • Leadership
  • Brand Management
  • CRM
  • Performance Marketing
  • B2B Marketing
  • Data-driven decision making

Qualifications

  • Proven experience in structural development and team building
  • Experience in both startup environments and mature corporate structures

Benefits

  • 28 days of vacation
  • Paid educational leave
  • Annual learning budget
  • Urban Sports Club subsidy
  • Tax-free meal allowance
  • Public transport and mobility credit
  • Company pension scheme
  • Flexible working hours

About the Company

Zenjob is an AI-powered platform for flexible staffing that connects companies with temporary workers in real-time. Since 2015, it has supported over 40,000 students and 1,000 partner companies across logistics, retail, and gastronomy in major German cities.