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Marketo Technical Lead
Location: London (hybrid)
Contract: 6-months (maternity cover)
Includes: 1 direct report
About the role
We're looking for a technically minded Marketo specialist to own the administration, development and support of our Adobe Marketo Engage platform during a maternity cover. You'll sit within a CRM Support team, keeping Marketo secure, reliable and well governed, and working closely with Digital Marketing, CRM and Sales.
This is not a campaign-execution role. Campaign delivery and data loading sit with the Digital Marketing team. Your focus is the platform, the data and the integrations behind it.
What you'll do
- Run day-to-day administration, user management, governance and data hygiene, and monitor database and API limits
- Build and improve fields, forms, automations and workflows, following proper testing and release processes
- Own the Marketo–Salesforce integration, troubleshooting sync issues (e.g. qualified leads not reaching Salesforce) to root cause
- Support third-party integrations, including LinkedIn and BigQuery
- Triage and resolve platform incidents via ServiceNow, acting as the escalation point for marketing operations
- Act as the key technical contact for Adobe, raising support tickets and joining regular vendor reviews
- Manage one direct report (previous people-management experience is beneficial but not essential)
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- Strong hands-on Marketo administration experience, with a technical rather than campaign-focused background
- Proven experience troubleshooting CRM sync and integration issues, ideally Marketo–Salesforce
- Experience with data management, automation development and lead scoring
- Experience supporting users through a ticketing system (ServiceNow or similar)
- Good understanding of the lead lifecycle and CRM data flows, plus familiarity with APIs
- Experience of platform governance, documentation and change management
- Strong analytical skills and the ability to explain technical issues in plain business language


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