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Jiga

Growth Marketing Lead - Remote/Anywhere

United Kingdom
$100k – $175k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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About Jiga

Jiga is on a mission to help the best hardware companies build faster. The problem: engineers designing physical products waste weeks chasing quotes, vetting suppliers, and managing procurement instead of actually engineering. Jiga fixes this by connecting engineers directly with vetted manufacturers (CNC, sheet metal, injection molding, 3D printing).

We're a small, fully-funded, cashflow-positive team serving customers like NASA, Google, and Siemens.

Role: Marketing Lead

You own everything marketing: from SEO content to videos to podcasts to setting up events until leading product launches. This is a hands-on, ship-it role, not a strategy deck role.

What You'll Do

  • Own organic acquisition end to end: SEO, technical content, the whole funnel from search to signup
  • Write and ship content engineers actually read. Real technical depth on DFM, tolerances, materials, finishes, lead times
  • Own the website: messaging, pages, conversion. Work directly with our CEO and founders on messaging and strategy
  • Run our presence in the communities where mechanical engineers hang out (Reddit, Discord, LinkedIn, forums)
  • Find and work with the engineering creators our users watch, subscribe to and trust
  • Plan and run events: conference presence, engineer dinners, meetups, hackathons
  • Ship engaging and funny videos. DFM teardowns, product videos, case studies
  • Work closely with our head of product and CTO to plan product launches
  • Turn our organic word of mouth into a referral and community engine
  • Analyze your own funnel. You'll be in GA, Search Console, Ahrefs and the product analytics yourself

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  • 5+ years in growth, community, product or content marketing
  • You've marketed to a technical, skeptical audience that smells fluff from miles away
  • Startup experience (under 50 people). You know what "do everything" means
  • Comfortable with data: analytics, dashboards, SEO tooling
  • Strong writing. Clear, specific, opinionated
  • Timezone: At least 2 hours overlap with EET, and at least 3 hours overlap with PST

Nice-to-have

  • Background as a mechanical engineer, industrial designer or supply chain professional
  • Experience as a marketer for manufacturing, hardware or CAD verticals

Compensation Range

$100K - $175K

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Skills

Growth Marketing
SEO
Content Marketing
Community Management
Product Launches
Data Analytics
Technical Writing
Conversion Rate Optimization
Event Planning
Video Production
Funnel Analysis
Referral Marketing

Location

United Kingdom

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