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Senior Product Designer
Company: Location: Remote Published: 2026-04-17
Who we areAt Fluxon, we believe that how you build matters as much as what you build. We help businesses navigate their most important technology decisions with confidence, and take responsibility for seeing them through. Founded by ex-Googlers and startup veterans, we're proud to partner with teams behind some of the most ambitious products, including Open AI, Anthropic, Stripe, Walmart and Google.Our work spans strategy, design, and engineering â often in complex, AI-driven environments â where clarity, speed and quality are the standard. We use AI intentionally, applying it only where it adds real value and expands what's possible. Care shapes everything we do.Inside Fluxon, you'll find a global, remote-first team of experienced builders, who are curious, kind and serious about their craft. We're building a place where people can take ownership, solve problems that matter and do work they're proud to stand behind. If you want to do your best work alongside people who care as much as you do, you'll feel at home here.Many of our team members call the Bay Area home, but this role is fully remote across North America.Who you areAs a Senior Product Designer at Fluxon, you'll be a strategic creative partner shaping impactful experiences. This role suits a curious, craft-driven thinker who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment and values ownership, integrity, and balance.While specific responsibilities may differ from project to project, you will:Collaborate with stakeholders to translate business goals into unique product experiencesWork closely with the development teams to create and implement design for both client and internal productsConduct user requirements analysis, task analysis, conceptual modeling, information architecture design, interaction design, and usabili
Master Scheduler
Company: Location: Remote Published: 2026-04-17
ABOUT DEFCON AIRESILIENCE IN THE FACE OF DISRUPTION. DEFCON AI is an insights company that leverages artificial intelligence, mathematical optimization, data analytics, and software engineering for resilient optimization of complex systems.In todayâs dynamically changing world, DEFCON AIâs technology aligns outcomes with operational goals, better decision making, and empowers customers to anticipate assess, and mitigate the impacts of disruptions.About the Role We are seeking a Master Scheduler to establish and own scheduling discipline across complex software programs that span commercial Agile development and government/defense contracts.This role is responsible for building, maintaining, and evolving Integrated Master Schedules (IMS) that accurately reflect program scope, dependencies, vendor integrations, milestones, and contractual deliverables. You will serve as a key development partner and educator, helping teams understand how large, industry standard programs plan, measure progress, and communicate status in ways that government customers value.This is not a project coordinator role. The position operates at the program level, emphasizing strategic planning and cross-functional alignment across enginee
Rush Street Interactive: Senior Product Manager - Technology
Company: Location: Remote Published: 2026-04-17
Headquarters: Estonia
Rush Street Interactive (NYSE: RSI) is a market leader in online casino and sports betting, currently operating real-money gaming with our brands: BetRivers.com, PlaySugarHouse.com, and RushBet.co. We’re building bridges between online, social and land-based gaming businesses to create amazing, integrated experiences that keep players in the game.The Senior Product Manager - Technology defines how we connect product intent to technical execution across a modern, unified gaming platform. This role is a key force in shaping how RSI builds software - establishing patterns for translating product requirements into scalable, performant, and compliant technical solutions that power millions of player experiences across our brands. The Senior Product Manager - Technology defines the playbook for how product managers, architects, and engineers collaborate - influencing process, tooling, and standards across multiple product domains. What You'll Do:Define the solution management function: Establish frameworks, tools, and standards for how we translate product roadmap into technical blueprints and requirements.Shape solution design practices: Create the connective tissue between Product, CX, Architecture, and Engineering - ensuring consistency, scalability, and compliance across markets.Drive major cross-functional initiatives: Lead technical product definition by example for multi-domain features like registration, identity, payments, promotions, and player engagement systems. Build strong technical requirements and create the methodology for doing so in other domains in the future.Collaborate with architects: Align solutions with our unified architecture strategy, performance objectives, and regulatory requirements.Enable product and engineering velocity: Build repeatable models for backlog refinement, dependency management, and system-level feasibility.Mentor and multiply: Coach other PMs and engineers in systems thinking, technical requirement writing, and solution planning.Measure and evolve: Define metrics to assess quality of solutions, predictability of delivery, and impact on business outcomes like activation and retention.What You'll Bring:7+ years of experience in product, engineering, or solution architecture roles — ideally in high-scale, regulated environments (gaming, payments, fintech, or streaming).Proven track record building and leading technical product practices — solution definition, system design, or architecture alignment at the organizational level. Able to understand the organization, the business, the product and the architecture - and position yourself between them in a natural manner.Deep understanding of modern software architectures — APIs, microservices, event-driven systems, CI/CD pipelines. Can navigate from product narrative to sequence diagram without losing context. Hands-on familiarity with data privacy, KYC, or compliance-driven workflows a strong plus. Proactive communicator and collaborator — able to bring engineers, architects, and product stakeholders into alignment. Able to facilitate, present and write with clarity and in an engaging manner. Strong business and product mindset. Experience working in hybrid organizations (multiple markets, distributed teams). A builder’s mindset: you create clarity where there’s ambiguity and scalable process where there’s chaos. Able to travel domestically and internationally for training or summit/team meetings. #LI-REMOTE #LI-PROMOTEWhat Makes Us Great:Comprehensive compensationWork-life balance initiativesAutonomy – we embrace personal freedom and responsibilityCreativity – we are open to new ideas of how we can be betterGrowth – we want you to develop personally as well as professionallyTop-notch professionals who are passionate about what they doPeople-oriented environment and supportive atmosphereAs a rapidly growing company in an emerging industry, you’ll have a huge impact on our product and our company. We like proactive team members and strive to have a company of self-disciplined professionals who enjoy collaboration, having fun, and of course, achieving together what others believe to be improbable. We are dedicated to treating everyone with respect and to support your professional and personal growth.Rush Street Interactive is an equal opportunity employer and committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to race, national origin, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation, sexual identity and expression, marital status, family status, lifestyle, age, culture, religion, military and veteran status, citizenship, or disability.Be at the forefront of this ground-breaking industry! Apply now!
To apply: https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/rush-street-interactive-senior-product-manager-technology
Headquarters: GLOBAL - Remote
Consensys is the leading blockchain and web3 software company founded by Joe Lubin, CEO of Consensys and Co-Founder of Ethereum. Since 2014, Consensys has been at the forefront of innovation, pioneering technological developments within the web3 ecosystem.Through our product suite, including the MetaMask platform, Infura, Linea, Diligence, and our NFT toolkit Phosphor, we have become the trusted collaborator for users, creators, and developers on their path to build and belong in the world they want to see.Whether building a dapp, an NFT collection, a portfolio, or a better future, the instinct to build is universal. Consensys inspires and champions the builder instinct in everyone by making web3 universally easy to use and develop on.Our mission is to unlock the collaborative power of communities by making the decentralized web universally easy to access, use, and build on. You’ll get to work on the tools, infrastructure, and apps that scale these platforms to onboard one billion participants and 5 million developers. You’ll be constantly exposed to new concepts, ideas, and frameworks from your peers, and as you work on different projects — challenging you to stay at the top of your game. You’ll join a network of builders that reaches the edge of our ecosystem. Consensys alumni have moved on to become tech entrepreneurs, CEOs, and team leads at tech companies. About the Engagement TeamEngagement is a critical part of how users experience the product over time. In this role, you’ll shape the systems that determine when, why, and how we communicate with users — and help transform engagement into a durable, scalable capability that supports growth without compromising trust.We’re looking for a Senior Product Manager – Engagement to own and evolve the systems that help users stay informed, engaged, and coming back to the product over time.This role sits at the intersection of product, growth, and lifecycle communication. You’ll be responsible for the tooling and experiences that power automated, timely, and relevant messages across the user journey — from onboarding and activation to ongoing engagement and re-engagement with the full suite of MetaMask products (swaps, perps trading, prediction markets, and more).Your mission is to turn engagement tooling into a reliable, scalable capability that empowers teams across the company to launch high-quality campaigns, experiments, and product moments with speed, confidence, and clear impact.This is a hands-on, senior individual contributor role with end-to-end ownership over a critical growth surface.What you’ll doOwn the product vision and roadmap for engagement tooling, including automated messaging, lifecycle communication, and self-serve infrastructure.Define and improve how teams create, manage, target, test, and measure engagement across channels.Partner closely with Design, Engineering, Data, and Marketing to build systems that are flexible, reliable, and easy to use.Enable high-quality launches and experiments by making engagement tooling faster, safer, and more predictable.Balance user trust and experience with business goals, ensuring messages are relevant, timely, and useful.Establish clear success metrics (e.g. activation, retention, re-engagement, conversion) and use data to guide prioritization.Identify gaps, friction, and scalability limits in existing tooling and drive meaningful improvements.Communicate product strategy, tradeoffs, and progress clearly to stakeholders across product, marketing, and leadership.Would be great if you brought this to the role5+ years of product management experience, ideally in consumer, fintech, or platform-style products.Proven ability to own and ship end-to-end product experiences with meaningful user and business impact.Strong product judgment and user empathy, especially around notifications, messaging, and engagement surfaces.Comfort working with data, experiments, and metrics to evaluate product effectiveness.Mastery of systems thinking, able to connect complex components to create a robust platform.Able to work in a matrixed, cross-functional environment with multiple stakeholders.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Bonus points if you haveExperience in growth marketing, lifecycle marketing, or marketing automation.Familiarity with tools or systems for segmentation, targeting, experimentation, or campaign orchestration.Experience building internal tools or platforms used by multiple teams.Background in highly regulated or trust-sensitive product environments.Curiosity about web3, financial products, or emerging consumer platforms.Don't meet all the requirements? Don't sweat it. We’re passionate about building a diverse team of humans and as such, if you think you've got what it takes for our chaotic-but-fun, remote-friendly, start-up environment—apply anyway, detailing your relevant transferable skills in your cover letter. While we have a pretty good idea of what we need, we're ready for you to challenge our thinking on who needs to be in this role.It is a requirement of employment in this position that applicants will be required to submit to background checks including but not limited to employment, education and criminal record checks. Further details will be provided to applicants that successfully meet the criteria for the position as determined by the company in its sole discretion. By submitting an application for employment, you are acknowledging and consenting to this requirement.
To apply: https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/consensys-senior-product-manager-metamask-engagement
LawnStarter: Senior Product Marketing Manager, Pro Experience
Company: Location: Remote Published: 2026-04-17
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, United States
URL: http://lawnstarter.com
About LawnStarter
LawnStarter is the nation's leading on-demand marketplace for lawn care and outdoor services, with over $100M in annual bookings. We connect homeowners with vetted local service professionals (Pros) who handle everything from weekly mowing to pool cleaning. We're profitable, growing 30%+ YoY, and expanding beyond lawn care to become the one-stop shop for all outdoor home services.
About Pro Experience
Our marketplace runs on supply. We have 10,000+ active Pros across the country, and their engagement, quality, and retention directly determine whether we can capture demand and grow. Right now, the supply is fragile, roughly 60% of onboarded Pros never complete a first job, and we're losing millions of dollars in annual revenue because we don't have enough Pros in the right places.
The Pro Experience function exists to close that gap. This is the team that most deeply understands what Pros experience, what they need to succeed, and what makes them stay, and translates that understanding into communications, programs, and internal advocacy that move supply metrics.
The Role
You'll own how LawnStarter communicates with Pros, across every touchpoint, across the full lifecycle, with a clear goal: more Pros succeeding on the platform.
Today, most Pros experience LawnStarter as a job board, work comes in, they do it, they get paid. You'll change that. You're building the communications experience that makes Pros feel like LawnStarter is invested in their success: a platform that helps them grow their business, get better at their craft, and earn more over time. That's the brand you're building, not for homeowners, but for the 10,000+ small business owners who power the marketplace.
This isn't a traditional CRM role or a brand role. It's supply-side product marketing. You're designing the communications experience that keeps our supply base activated, informed, motivated, and growing. That means owning the strategy for Pro-facing communications across in-product messaging, community, help content, incentive programs, and internal Pro advocacy with execution support from cross-functional partners.
What makes this role different:
- The timing is right. We're profitable and growing 30%+ YoY. Bettermode is our community, incentives, and training hub for Pros. And we've built Brain, an internal knowledge system powered by AI that accelerates how we research, build, and ship. The pieces are in place, what's missing is the strategic and hard working owner who connects them into a coherent Pro experience.
- You're building the infrastructure. There's no documented Pro positioning statement, no messaging playbook to inherit. You'll design the processes, not just run them.
- Your north star is supply, not engagement. Open rates and community posts are proxies. The real question is: are more Pros completing their first job? Are they active at 30, 60, 90 days? Are high-quality pros churning? Are they succeeding?
- You'll be the internal voice of the Pro. Product, Ops, and Support will come to you when they need to understand how Pros will react to something. You'll push back when the company is about to do something that will land wrong.
What You'll Own
- In-product messaging: Partner with Product to design and maintain the system for Pro-facing in-app communications, communicating platform changes, incentives, and performance data at the right moments in the Pro journey.
- Community, upskilling & brand voice: Pro community building in Bettermode, which includes engagement strategy, content cadence, and the tone of voice for all Pro-facing communications. Pros are small business owners, not gig workers, the voice should reflect that. Define the vision for Pro Academy (training, upskilling, potential partnerships like Greenius); work with partners on content production and delivery.
- Pro help content: Strategy for the knowledge base, FAQs, and how-to content that let Pros find answers without contacting support. Work with PMs on help content for feature launches and platform changes. Measure success by deflection, not just views.
- Internal Pro advocacy: Own the Pro listening system, interviews, call reviews, Bettermode monitoring, support trend analysis, and route insights to product, ops, and support in ways that drive actual decisions.
- Gamification & incentive programs: Own how challenges, badges, and tier-based incentive programs are communicated to Pros across the full lifecycle, from early activation through long-term retention. Product and Data design the incentive structures; you ensure Pros understand, engage with, and are motivated by them.
Problems to Solve
60% of onboarded Pros never complete a first job.
They sign up, complete onboarding (often same-day), enter the Intro tier, and then disappear. The supply math is stark: of every 30 Pro leads acquired, only 1 becomes a valuable active Pro. This is the single biggest supply lever available, and it's currently unowned.
Pro communications are fragmented.
In-product messaging, email sequences, Bettermode posts, and help articles are managed across three different teams with no unified voice or strategy. Pros get inconsistent signals about how the platform works, what they should do next, and what the rules are. That inconsistency erodes trust.
Pro feedback doesn't flow back to decisions.
We hear from Pros constantly, through support tickets, community posts, NPS surveys, direct calls. But there's no systematic process for capturing, synthesizing, and routing those insights to decision-makers.
High-value Pros eventually build their own businesses, and we lose them.
Our best Pros reach the highest tiers, build strong customer relationships, and develop recurring revenue. At some point, the calculus shifts: they have enough of their own customers that the platform's value proposition needs to be actively reinforced. Right now, no one owns the communications that make the case for why high-performing Pros should stay and grow with us. This is the hardest retention problem in the role, and it starts with understanding what these Pros actually need to hear.
What Success Looks Like (Year 1)
- More onboarded Pros complete their first job Significant improvement (5+ percentage points) in 30-day activation rate.
- Pros sentiment is measurably improving. You've established the baseline and can show the trend.
Requirements
Who You Are
You've developed genuine expertise on a supply-side or creator-side user segment by listening directly. Not from dashboards, from conversations, call reviews, community participation, and direct contact. You can name something specific you learned that surprised you and used it to change something internally. This is the most important thing you'll bring to this role. This is unlikely to be a good fit if your "user expertise" is primarily quantitative, data matters, but this role requires knowing things that don't show up in a funnel.
You write for real people, not for corporate approval. Your Pro-facing copy is clear, warm, and direct, not full of platform jargon or hollow encouragement. You know the difference between a message that earns attention and one that gets scrolled past, and you have examples you're proud of. This is unlikely to be a good fit if your writing background is primarily internal documents, executive summaries, or B2B content.
You connect communications to outcomes. You don't measure success by sends or opens, you ask whether behavior changed. You can trace a message or sequence back to a supply outcome, or explain why you can't yet and what you'd need to measure it. This is unlikely to be a good fit if your analytics stop at engagement metrics.
You influence without authority. Your impact runs through Product, Ops, and Support, teams you don't control. You're comfortable building the case, presenting the data, and making it easy for partners to say yes. You've changed how a team made a decision by surfacing insights they didn't have. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you need direct control over execution to feel accountable for outcomes.
You build from scratch. No playbook, no existing systems, no defined lanes. You'll design the processes, not just run them. That's energizing to you, not stressful. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you thrive in mature, well-documented environments with established workflows.
AI-native. You've used AI tools to scale content creation, synthesize qualitative feedback, or automate communications workflows, and you can show the output. You experiment and iterate, not just prompt. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you treat AI as a novelty or use it only for the occasional first draft.
This Role Is NOT
- A CRM execution role. Lifecycle comms are part of the picture, but you're also owning in-product messaging, community, help content, gamification, and internal advocacy. Pure email/SMS management is a fraction of the job.
- A homeowner marketing role. This is supply-side. You're communicating with Pros, not customers. If your experience is primarily consumer acquisition or B2C retention, you'd be switching contexts significantly.
- A product management role. You'll partner with Product and influence the Pro App roadmap through data and advocacy, but you don't own it.
- A people management role. This is a senior IC position. Broad scope and cross-functional influence, but no direct reports.
Benefits
- Base salary: $120k-$150k
- Equity: Stock options, Pro supply is one of the most critical levers in the business, and the person who owns how we communicate with that supply is investing in company value directly
- Healthcare: Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Location: Fully remote (US-based), this role requires deep qualitative work, direct Pro listening, and async cross-functional collaboration; remote works because outputs are measured, not hours
- PTO: Flexible time off policy
LawnStarter provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics. We comply with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment.
To apply: https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/lawnstarter-senior-product-marketing-manager-pro-experience
LawnStarter: Director of Paid Social & Video
Company: Location: Remote Published: 2026-04-17
Headquarters: Austin, Texas, United States
URL: http://lawnstarter.com
About LawnStarter
LawnStarter is the nation's leading on-demand marketplace for lawn care and outdoor services, with over $100M in annual bookings. We're expanding beyond lawn care to become the one-stop shop for all home services, and paid social is one of our next major bets to scale both customer and provider acquisition across both sides of the marketplace.
About Growth at LawnStarter
Growth is where LawnStarter's customer and provider acquisition engine gets built. We own organic, paid, and partner channels and work cross-functionally with lifecycle and sales to maximize funnel conversion. Paid social is a high-potential channel for us: we've proven it can work, but we haven't had a dedicated owner to turn it into a scalable, predictable growth lever. That's the opportunity.
Requirements
The Role
You'll own paid social acquisition for both sides of LawnStarter's marketplace — homeowners and service providers — across multiple markets and service categories while keeping spend profitable on each side.
The core channels are Meta, TikTok, and YouTube. Over time, this role could extend to interrupt channels like streaming (Hulu, connected TV) and other push formats.
This is a hands-on, execution-heavy role. You'll own the full funnel: top-of-funnel awareness, mid-funnel consideration, bottom-funnel conversion, and remarketing. You'll build campaigns, design test plans, manage budgets across geographies and seasons, and turn performance data into decisions.
This is a Director-level hire. We expect this person to own the channel end-to-end — executing directly at first, then building and leading a team as the channel scales. We're not hiring a specialist to execute someone else's strategy. We're hiring someone who can build it, own it, and eventually scale it through people.
What makes this role different:
Multi-audience, multi-geography: You'll run campaigns across multiple audiences, markets, and service categories with different unit economics. Cookie-cutter playbooks won't work.
Performance over brand: Every dollar is measured against unit economics (CAC, LTV:CAC). You'll need to think like a finance person as much as a marketer.
Two-sided acquisition: You're running two parallel acquisition programs — homeowners and service providers — each with different creative, messaging, audiences, and success metrics. The balance between them matters: oversupply and undersupply both hurt the business. Most paid social directors have never had to manage both sides of a marketplace simultaneously.
What You'll Own
Paid social strategy and execution: Full-stack ownership of acquisition campaigns for both homeowners and service providers across Meta, TikTok, and YouTube, including structure, creative direction, audience strategy, bidding, and budget allocation. These are two distinct funnels with different creative, messaging, and economics — you'll own both.
Full-funnel ownership: You're not just running conversion campaigns. You'll build and manage campaigns across the entire funnel: top-of-funnel to drive awareness and demand, mid-funnel to nurture consideration, bottom-funnel to convert, and remarketing to re-engage. Each stage requires a different creative approach, bidding strategy, and success metric.
Testing machine: A repeatable framework for creative, audience, and funnel experiments. That includes detecting creative fatigue early (volume dropping while CAC rises is a signal, not bad luck) and rotating before performance degrades.
Budget and performance management: Active management of spend by audience, geography, and service category, hitting performance targets while navigating seasonal swings.
Cross-channel partnership: Working with SEO, Paid Acquisition, Product, Design, and Analytics to ensure paid social fits into a larger growth system, not an isolated silo. You'll have direct access to a video editor who can cut, resize, and produce creative assets. Your job is to brief and direct that output, not produce from scratch.
Platform expansion: Meta, TikTok, and YouTube are your core platforms. Over time, this role could extend to streaming (Hulu, connected TV) and other push formats — you'll lead the evaluation and build-out of each new channel with the same rigor you apply to the core three.
Team building: Once you have a handle on the channel, you'll define the roles needed to scale it and hire the team beneath you. That includes setting the bar for what good looks like, onboarding the people you hire, and building a function — not just running campaigns.
Problems to Solve
Marketplace conversion isn't a constant Conversion economics shift based on pro supply availability, market maturity, and season. A campaign that performs in a mature market won't translate to one we're still seeding. You need a targeting and budget strategy that accounts for that variability, not one that ignores it.
Build the creative testing system We don't have a mature creative testing pipeline for paid social today. You'll build it: hypothesis, brief, test, learn, iterate, and make it repeatable. The challenge is building rigor without building bureaucracy.
Know when to pull back Paid social has a natural efficient window. As spend scales, CAC rises. The right move is pulling back before the data forces your hand, not chasing volume past the point of profitability. If you need to be told when to stop, this role will frustrate you.
Balance a multi-service, multi-market, two-sided portfolio We're scaling into new service categories with different seasonal profiles and economics on both sides. Customer LTV varies dramatically by market — our best markets produce 4x the LTV of our worst — and provider supply depth varies just as much. You'll need to allocate budget across customer and provider acquisition, services, and geographies simultaneously, concentrating spend where unit economics hold on both sides and cutting where they don't.
Who You Are
Performance-obsessed. You live in the data. You check dashboards daily, dig into cohort analysis when something looks off, and make budget decisions based on unit economics, not vanity metrics. You can explain a CAC trend to a finance partner as fluently as you explain creative performance to a designer. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer brand-building metrics or are uncomfortable being held to hard efficiency targets.
A structured experimenter. You don't just "try things." You run tests with clear hypotheses, controlled variables, and defined success criteria. You know the difference between a real signal and noise, and you're disciplined about kill criteria. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you rely on intuition over data or struggle to document and systematize your testing process.
A cross-functional partner. You work effectively with SEO, product, design, and analytics without needing to own those functions. You proactively share learnings, ask for input, and keep paid aligned with the broader growth system. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer to run your channel independently or find cross-team coordination draining.
AI-native. You use AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, platform AI features like Advantage+) not just to write copy faster but to rethink how you work: generating and stress-testing creative hypotheses, building performance analysis frameworks, identifying audience patterns, and keeping pace with a channel that's changing faster than any manual workflow can handle. You have opinions on what's actually useful versus hype, and you're building that muscle actively. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you're skeptical of AI tools, treat them as a writing shortcut only, or prefer manual workflows.
A portfolio thinker. You can hold multiple audiences, markets, service categories, and funnel stages in your head simultaneously without mixing them up. You allocate budget and tailor creative strategy based on where unit economics hold — not by running one playbook across everything. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer focusing on a single audience or market at a time, or find context-switching between variables with different economics frustrating.
This Role Is NOT
A brand strategy role: This is performance marketing measured against unit economics. You'll care about brand consistency, but your KPIs are CAC and LTV:CAC, not brand awareness or reach.
A big-budget DTC role: We're a profitable marketplace with seasonal swings, not a VC-funded brand burning cash on awareness. Every dollar needs to prove its return, and budgets flex with marketplace dynamics.
A solo act: You won't control the full funnel. Landing pages, onboarding flows, and conversion tracking depend on Product, Engineering, and Design. You'll need to influence and partner effectively.
A pure manager who delegates execution: There's no team yet. For the first phase, you're the one in platform, building campaigns, analyzing data, and making decisions. If you need a team under you to do the work before you can add value, this isn't the right fit.
A set-it-and-forget-it role: Between seasonality, two-sided marketplace dynamics, and portfolio complexity across audiences, markets, and service categories, your strategy will need constant adjustment. If you want a stable, repeatable playbook, this will frustrate you.
Benefits
Base salary: $175,000 - $205,000
Equity: TBD. This role directly drives company value and we want you invested in the outcome.
Healthcare: Medical, dental, and vision
Fully remote: This role requires deep focus for campaign management and analysis. Work from anywhere in the US.
Unlimited PTO: We focus on results. Take what you need.
LawnStarter provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics. We comply with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment.
To apply: https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/lawnstarter-director-of-paid-social-video
About UnlimitUnlimit is the global financial infrastructure for the borderless agentic economy. Designed to bridge the gap between fragmented local markets and the future of autonomous commerce, Unlimit provides the programmable operating layer for the worldâs most ambitious businesses.Through an integrated technology stack, the platform unifies global payment acceptance, programmable financial accounts, and digital asset rails into a singular financial layer. By mapping hyper-local payment ecosystems directly into its architecture, Unlimit enables businesses to move value and settle transactions instantly across continents.Built on decades of hard-won regulatory depth and an extensive global license portfolio, the platform provides direct access to a massive global infrastructure. With major hubs in London, San Francisco, Singapore, São Paulo, and Mexico City, Unlimit is building the infrastructure that makes global expansion a matter of code, not geography. Role OverviewWe are looking for a high-performing Enterprise Sales Lead to drive growth for Unlimitâs domestic India payment gateway business. This role will focus on acquiring and managing large enterprise merchants, building strategic partnerships, and driving revenue growth in a competitive payments ecosystem.Location: Mumbai/Bangalore (Remote: India)\nKey Responsibilities:Drive end-to-end enterprise sales for domestic payment gateway solutionsIdentify, engage, and close high-value enterprise merchants across key sectors (e-commerce, fintech, travel, edtech, healthcare, etc.)Own MTU and GMV targets and consistently exceed quarterly and annual sales goals.Build long-term strategic partnerships with enterprise clientsLeverage existing CXO-level and senior stakeholder relationships to drive new businessAbility to position Unlimit against competitors in both domestic and cross-border segments.Work closely with product, integration, operations, and risk teams to ensure seamless onboarding and go-liveRequired Skills & Qualifications:10+ years of experience in enterprise sales within payments / fintech / bankingStrong network and proven experience in selling to large enterprise merchantsDeep understanding of UPI ecosystem, Cards (credit/debit), Payment gateways and aggregatorsProven track record of closing large-ticket deals and managing long sales cyclesExcellent stakeholder management and negotiation skillsStrong commercial acumen and ability to structure dealsPreferred (Good to Have):Exposure to cross-border payments / international collectionsExperience working with payment aggregators, PSPs, or banksPrior experience in fintech companies \n
NEOWIZ Santa Monica Localization Manager
Company: Location: Remote Published: 2026-04-17
About NEOWIZ The Magic That Brings Joy to the World At NEOWIZ, we build bold, memorable games that players loveâand remember. We move fast, stay curious, and care deeply about doing great work. We're not chasing one-off hits. We invest in strong ideas, sharp execution, and teams who take ownership. The goal? Build great gamesâand then do it again, even better. Across PC, console, and mobile, weâre creating genre-defining experiences that push boundaries and deliver real joy. If that sounds like your kind of mission, weâd love to meet you. Be part of something bold and letâs build whatâs next.About the Role As a Localization Manager supporting Neowizâs global publishing portfolio, you will own the end-to-end localization strategy and execution for multiple game titles across PC and console platforms. This role sits at the intersection of publishing operations, narrative integrity, and global market readiness. You will work closely with internal publishing, production, brand, and development teams, as well as external localization and LQA partners, to ensure our games deliver a high-quality, culturally resonant experience across all supported languages. The role requires strong operational ownership, sound localization judgment, and the ability to manage complex pipelines in a multi-project, multi-vendor environment. This is a hands-on, delivery-focused position designed for an experienced localization professional who is comfortable operating with autonomy and accountability in a global publishing context. This role is open across Europe; however, we currently prioritize candidates located in Spain, Portugal, Sweden, the UK and Ireland due to operational setup. \nKey ResponsibilitiesLocalization Strategy & PlanningYou will define and manage localization strategies for assigned titles, including scope, timelines, quality standards, and budget considerations. Working in close alignment with production and brand stakeholders, you will ensure localization plans are fully integrated into content roadmaps and release schedules. Localization Pipeline & Workflow OwnershipYou will own the full localization lifecycle, from source file preparation through translation, linguistic QA, integration, and release validation. This includes establishing efficient workflows, improving tools and processes, and ensuring consistent execution across vendors and projects. Localization tasks and risks will be tracked through established project management systems. Linguistic Quality, Lore & CulturalizationYou will act as a key quality gate for localized content, ensuring narrative consistency, brand voice alignment, and gameplay clarity across languages. You will guide cultural adaptation decisions to ensure content is appropriate, engaging, and market-ready, while safeguarding lore cohesion throughout the localization pipeline. Vendor & Stakeholder ManagementYou will manage relationships with external localization vendors, translators, and LQA partners, including performance tracking, quality evaluation, and delivery alignment. You will collaborate closely with internal production, marketing, brand, and development teams to ensure localization outcomes support broader publishing goals. Cross-Functional & Publishing SupportBeyond in-game content, you will support localization needs for marketing assets such as trailers, store pages, websites, and user-facing documentation. You will also partner with Player Support to ensure localized help content is accurate and consistent. As part of the publishing team, you may contribute to broader production support activities related to milestone tracking, dependency management, and operational improvement initiatives.Required Experience & Skills3â5+ years of experience in game localization management, production, or LQA within a publishing or development environment.Solid understanding of game development pipelines and international publishing workflows.Proven experience managing external vendors and working with CAT/TMS tools.Strong project management, organizational, and prioritization skills.Ability to assess linguistic quality, identify risks, and drive process improvements.Professional working proficiency in English.Preferred ExperienceFamiliarity with global content regulations and cultural considerations.Background in QA, production, narrative design, or product localization.Europe-based, with a preference for candidates in Spain, Portugal, Sweden, the UK, and Ireland due to operational setup.\nJoin Our TeamWe're looking for exceptional talent who can help us scale globally while keeping our creative edge sharp. ð ï¸ Hiring ProcessWe keep things clear and straightforward:- Resume Screening- Job Function/Hiring Manager Interview- Stakeholder/Leadership Interview- Offer Discussion- Welcome Aboard! Additional Information- Submitted documents can be returned within 14 days upon request after the hiring decision.- This job posting will close once the position is filled and may end early if a suitable candidate is found.- Veterans will be given preferential treatment in accordance with applicable laws. Please submit proof of eligibility when applying. Ready for Your Next Challenge?Create magic with us. Build games that make the world more enjoyable. ð neowiz.com/gamesâï¸ Questions? Hit us up: talent@neowiz.com
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