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A remote Marketing role at Abacum. 3–5 years in B2B SaaS marketing with experience across both content production and marketing operations. You've written content AND you've built workflows —…
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Abacum is hiring a Content & Marketing Operations Manager to be the engine room of our marketing team. This is a hybrid role — part content production, part distribution /ops — designed for someone who can write a competitive blog post in the morning and build a HubSpot workflow in the afternoon.
You'll own the systems, analytics, and content operations that keep our marketing machine running. When we say "ops," we don't mean dashboards, we mean the actual plumbing that connects content to pipeline: website updates, email automation, lead routing, AEO/SEO execution, analytics tracking, and content production workflows.
What You'll Own
Content Operations (≈50%)
Marketing Operations (≈50%)
Nice to Haves
Abacum
YC W21Marketing
23 open roles on Sydicom
Finance teams get instant access to all the operational and financial metrics in one place. With a single click, Finance teams surface insights, automate reporting, forecast revenue, plan headcount, and run multiple scenarios at scale. Abacum perfectly balances entreprise-grade scalability with consumer-grade ease of use. Our powerful, intuitive multi-dimensional modeling engine and collaborative workflows make business partnering seamless. With more than $100M raised, Abacum powers industry leaders such as CoreWeave, Strava, Replit, Abridge, BetterUp, Placer.ai, Kajabi, Aiven, Dish Networks, and hundreds more. Finance teams rate Abacum as the best FP&A solution for mid-market companies, with a 4.8/5 rating on G2 - higher than any competitor.
Source: Y Combinator