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Massive Rocket
Brazil · remote · Salary not listed
Massive Rocket is a rapidly scaling Braze and Snowflake agency on a mission to transform how digital marketing, product, and engineering teams connect. In just five years, we've grown at speed and are now gearing up for our next big milestone: hitting $100M in revenue. We build human experiences at scale, powered by cutting-edge web, mobile, cloud, data, and AI technologies. If you're excited by innovation, love solving complex challenges, and want to help shape the future of digital experiences, you'll feel right at home here.
Every role at Massive Rocket is entrepreneurial. The people who thrive here don't just focus on their own remit, they understand the goals of the teams around them and actively contribute to the success of their colleagues, customers, and partners. We're building a culture of ownership, collaboration, and growth, and we're looking for people who want to make a real impact.
As a Lead CRM Consultant at Massive Rocket, you'll act as a senior advisor, people manager, and technical expert on CRM projects, bridging the gap between strategy and execution. You'll focus on delivering high-impact CRM initiatives, mentoring and managing members of the CRM team, and supporting the CRM Team Lead with technical oversight and operational leadership across multiple projects.
You'll also need to lead through influence and relationships, foster collaboration, and bring innovative ideas to the table so we can deliver bespoke CRM solutions aligned with client goals and long-term growth.
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We receive a high volume of applications, and while we'd love to reply to everyone personally, it's not always possible. If you haven't heard from us within two weeks, it sadly means you haven't been successful this time. But don't let that stop you: we're growing fast, and new opportunities open up all the time.
Originally posted on Himalayas