Senior Integrated Campaign Strategist

Santa Clara, CA (Hybrid)

$138K/yr – $222K/yrSenior LevelFull time

Posted 6 weeks ago

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Job Summary

Own the cross-functional narrative for global B2B campaigns by shaping Buying Group journeys, unifying brand and demand, and owning end-to-end lifecycle programs with a modular, region-ready approach.

  • Buying Group Journeys: design end-to-end funnel programs spanning awareness to sales enablement.
  • Brand-to-Demand: align brand equity with aggressive demand to accelerate pipeline and measurable outcomes.
  • Lifecycle & Global: partner with Sales/Product/BUs to own campaigns from inception to execution with a global-first, locally adaptable framework.

Job Description

  • Architect Buying Group Journeys: Design sophisticated, end-to-end programs that move entire Buying Groups through the funnel, mapping every touchpoint from awareness to sales enablement within established campaign architectures.
  • Bridge Brand and Demand: Erase silos between brand equity and aggressive demand generation, ensuring both grow in tandem to accelerate pipeline and dial up measurable business outcomes.
  • End-to-End Lifecycle Management: Partner directly with Sales, Product, and Business Units (BUs) to formulate and own the complete campaign lifecycle — ensuring initiatives are anchored in the company messaging framework and optimized from inception to execution.
  • Global and Field Synchronization: Maintain a true global purview, building Campaign-in-a-Box modular frameworks that empower regional teams (NAMS, LATAM, EMEA, JAPAC) to execute with speed and consistency without regional over-indexing.
  • Protect the Narrative: Define and protect the core strategic logic that binds every campaign into a consistent customer experience, ensuring the brand story remains coherent across all global channels.
  • Content-Media Nexus: Influence journey-specific content strategy by leveraging a deep understanding of media landscapes — ensure creative assets are purpose-built for the environment they live in to drive maximum conversion.
  • Creative Co-Authorship: Partner with brand teams and agencies to co-author high-impact creative briefs and assets that move Buying Groups from problem-aware to solution-ready.
  • Strategic Interrogation: Act as a strategic interrogator by providing an authoritative POV on where the narrative is fraying and leading the necessary shifts in strategy to maintain impact.
  • Executive Narrative Architect: Synthesize complex, multi-stream strategies into high-fidelity executive showcases that provide strategic clarity and secure stakeholder buy-in.
  • Optimize via Data Signals: Relentlessly review program health and Multi-Touch Attribution (MTA) signals, translating performance data into tangible content pivots and creative refreshes.
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