
Head of Global Field Marketing
Atlassian
full-time
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Location Type: Hybrid
Location: San Francisco • California • United States
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Salary
💰 $235,800 - $307,850 per year
Job Level
About the role
- Develop and execute a global field marketing strategy that aims to expand revenue growth and aligns with the company's overall business goals.
- Lead a team of field marketing professionals responsible for developing targeted regional marketing programs to meet revenue goals, including but not limited to field events, account-based marketing, tradeshows and conferences.
- Partner and work closely with sales teams to craft account-level marketing plans for their top strategic accounts.
- Lead a high performing, regional team, develop talent, and hire and attract top talent.
- Partner with the marketing operations team to engage our state-of-the-art pipeline process and technology.
- Collect data to measure and analyze return-on-investment across all regional channels.
Requirements
- 15+ years of experience in global field marketing roles
- Experience with ABM, exec level engagement and large scale event programs
- Strong analytical capabilities with experience measuring revenue contribution, ROI and performance insights
- Ability to manage large budgets, vendor and multi channel regional programs
- Built a culture of rapid experimentation, measurement, and iteration
- Experience leveraging AI to drive program efficiency
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Benefits
- health and wellbeing resources
- paid volunteer days
- competitive compensation
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
global field marketingaccount-based marketingevent program managementanalytical capabilitiesROI measurementbudget managementvendor managementmulti-channel marketingAI program efficiency
Soft Skills
leadershipteam developmentcommunicationinterpersonal skillsanalytical thinkingstrategic planningcollaboration