Process Street - Launch Growth Marketer, Dash

• Run stunts that earn attention. Conceive and execute the kind of campaign people stop for and share. This is a distinct craft, and we're hiring for it deliberately. • Run stunts that earn attention. • Build launch moments. Time the creative, the paid push, and partner distribution to land together. One well-built moment is worth more than months of steady output. • Build launch moments. • Build creative partnerships. Source, negotiate, and close deals with creators, communities, and complementary brands, including working out what makes each one worth their while. • Build creative partnerships. • Invent channels, online and off. Prove new routes to an audience that doesn't know us yet, using events and activations as part of an integrated campaign, and be as quick to abandon what doesn't work as to pursue what does. • Invent channels, online and off. • Own the content calendar and the output. We publish at high volume across search, video, social, and community. You own what gets made, when it ships, and whether it's good enough. • Own the content calendar and the output. • Direct the automated production layer. Brief the agents, review what comes back, correct what's wrong, and extend the system into new formats and channels. Make modern content — short-form video, images, ads, and written work — at a pace that only works if you use AI as a genuine force multiplier. • Direct the automated production layer. • Own discovery in both directions. Traditional search optimization and AI-assisted discovery, where a growing share of buyers now form their shortlist. Work the conversation through community and reply marketing where our audience already is, kept human rather than automated into noise. • Own discovery in both directions. • Hold the brand line. Dash has a distinct voice and personality. Everything that ships sounds like it, including the work the agents produced. You make the final call. • Hold the brand line. • Convert attention into pipeline. Stand up and operate the direct marketing engine, run the ad accounts across the major platforms, and keep a clear, measurable path from spend to qualified opportunity. Direct agencies and partners with content and context, challenge their thinking, and verify their numbers rather than accepting their reporting. • Convert attention into pipeline. • Keep finding the next advantage. Maintain a prioritized experiment backlog with a visible record of what each one produced, assess new AI tools and formats weekly and adopt the few that matter, mine customer and market data for insight, and track what competitors are doing that's worth beating. • Keep finding the next advantage. • You've created demand for something people weren't looking for, and you can show what you did. • You generate ideas that travel, and you can tell those apart from ideas that only sound good internally. • You're commercially minded. Awareness that doesn't become pipeline doesn't interest you. • You get more out of a small budget than most people get out of a large one. • You work quickly and would rather run several experiments than plan one perfectly. • You have a sharp eye for detail and can tell immediately when AI-assisted output is off or missing the point. • You learn new tools fast, go deep on them without being asked, and enjoy that part most. • You're comfortable across analytics, publishing, and advertising platforms, and you understand how search, AI-assisted discovery, and outbound fit together. Depth in every one isn't expected — the appetite to learn whatever an experiment needs is. • You want responsibility for an outcome that's genuinely undecided.