In-House Marketing Jobs

Browse 10000 in-house marketing positions at top companies. Work brand-side at startups, tech companies, and established enterprises.

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Top Companies Hiring In-House Marketers

In-House Marketing Salary Overview

In-house marketing professionals earn a median salary of $125,000 per year, based on 9,291 jobs with published salary data.

Here's how compensation breaks down by seniority:

Role LevelExperienceRoles AnalyzedMedian Salary
Intern/New Grad0 Years37$62,000
Entry Level1-2 Years687$67,000
Mid Level2-4 Years715$108,000
Senior Level4-8 Years2,332$150,000
Manager4-8 Years2,582$140,000
Director/Executive8+ Years2,938$206,000

Top Tools at In-House Teams

Here are the most commonly requested tools, based on 37,844 jobs with tools listed in requirements.

HubSpot100%
Canva77%
Salesforce61%
Google Analytics57%
Adobe Creative Suite50%
Capcut50%
Hootsuite48%
Premiere Pro42%
Sprinklr40%
Marketo34%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is in-house marketing?

In-house marketing means working directly for a company's internal marketing team, rather than at an agency. You focus on one brand, develop deep product knowledge, and typically have more ownership over long-term strategy and results.

Do in-house jobs pay more than agency?

In-house roles pay more on average. The median salary for in-house roles is $125K, compared to $100K for agency roles (+25%).

What companies have in-house marketing teams?

Nearly every company with a marketing function has in-house roles. This includes tech giants (Google, Meta, Amazon), startups, e-commerce brands, B2B SaaS companies, consumer goods companies, financial services, healthcare, and more. Team sizes range from solo marketers to hundreds.

What are the benefits of working in-house?

In-house roles offer deep brand knowledge, long-term strategic ownership, and often better work-life balance than agency life. You'll see the direct impact of your work, build lasting relationships with cross-functional teams, and may have access to equity, bonuses, and comprehensive benefits.