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AI-Native Marketing Operations Specialist

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AI-Native Marketing Operations Specialist
East Croydon, South London (office-based) · Full-time · £32,000–£40,000 depending on experience
About GoZupees
We're a software company that builds AI systems for mid-market businesses — fiber ISPs, professional services firms, and e-commerce brands in the UK and US. Our products handle real customer conversations every day. Engineering is in India; the founder and a small core team work from East Croydon.
The Role
Marketing operations, done the way it will be done everywhere in a few years: with AI in the loop at every step.
You'll own the execution and measurement of our marketing — email campaigns, newsletters, LinkedIn publishing, CRM data, funnel reporting — and you'll do it AI-native: drafting with AI, analyzing with AI, automating the repetitive parts so your time goes into thinking. The founder sets direction; you make it run — on time, tracked, and measured properly.
This is a doing-and-thinking role. Half of it is disciplined execution. The other half is looking at the numbers, working out why they moved, and deciding what to try next.
What You'll Do
- Build, send, and measure email campaigns and nurture sequences
- Run production for our newsletters and LinkedIn publishing schedule
- Own campaign and funnel reporting: open rates, replies, conversions — and what they mean
- Keep the CRM clean and the pipeline data honest
- Build and segment lists for outbound campaigns and track what comes back
- Work inside our internal library of AI workflows — and improve it as you go
- Spot problems in the data, propose fixes, and run small experiments to test them
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Who We're Looking For
- Around 2–4 years of experience in marketing, operations, analytics, or something adjacent. We care more about how you think than where you've worked:
- Already AI-native. You use AI tools daily and have built or improved something real with them — not just chat, something that ran.
- Comfortable with data. You can build a report in a spreadsheet and explain what it says in plain English.
- A critical thinker. When a number moves, your first instinct is to ask why.
- A problem solver. You figure things out. You don't wait to be unblocked.
- Organized and detail-oriented. Campaigns go out on time, named properly, tracked correctly.
- A clear writer. Much of this job is words — emails, summaries, prompts, notes people act on.
- Experience with tools like Klaviyo, HubSpot, or Google Analytics helps but isn't required. We can teach tools. We can't teach thinking.


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What You Get
- £32,000–£40,000 depending on experience
- Direct daily access to the founding team in a small team — you'll see the whole business, not one corner of it
- A genuinely AI-native way of working — the skill set every marketing team is going to need, learned properly
- Room to grow as the company does
Practical Details
Office-based in East Croydon, South London, with excellent rail and tram connections. Full-time. You must have the right to work in the UK. Sponsorship available for the right candidate.
How to Apply
Send your CV. If you want to stand out, add a few lines about something you've built or improved with AI — or a campaign, report, or process you made better — and what changed because of it. Our selection process includes a short practical exercise. That's where we look at how you work with data, use AI, and solve problems — so if your CV doesn't tell the usual story, apply anyway.
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