Marketing Operations - Montréal, Canada - Transit

Transit

Verified Company

Montréal, Canada

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

beBee Recruiter

Description

Hey _maestro_, it's time to take to the bandstand along with Transit's marketing team, where public transportation, tech, graphic design and comms each weave together like a string quartet.

Our team is made up of designers and wordsmiths whose (famously quirky) compositions echo through the industry and into the ears of Transit's partners in our 300+ supported cities.

And while this role won't require you to lug your briefcase of scores onto the metro, you'll coordinate those grand recitals that we call conferences, from New Orleans to Paris to LA to DC to everywhere in between.

From the opening act to the final curtain call, you'll get things arranged and hash out details big and small, making sure the Transit orchestra looks as dapper as it sounds, and even attend some in-person — no white bowtie required.

Want to add your voice to the mix? Shoot us a note Here's what you can expect from this role:

RESPONSIBILITIES

You'll help coordinate and create partner
You'll organize our marketing materials so they're readily accessible by the business team
Outside of conferences, you'll help us plan and organize IRL events and webinars (which we wholeheartedly love, since they don't require us to fly ‍) to introduce current partners and potential clients to our wheelhouse of products and services

REQUIREMENTS

Impeccable English. (95% of our business involves partners in the US, English Canada, and other countries who conduct their business in Joni Mitchell's mother tongue. However, in an ideal world, you'd be à l'aise belting out your jazz standards in French like Édith Piaf.)
Obsessively organized and detailoriented: you are the type of person who doesn't leave their house without their agenda
A steady quill: while you'll have the support of copywriters, you'll often have to draft written material on behalf of the company
You are a people person You enjoy meeting and talking to folks on

- and offline

Google Sheets doesn't give you night tremors (you'll have some spreadsheet tasks)
You have some experience in marketing or communications

WOULD BE NICE IF

You have experience in startups or the public transit industry
You're familiar with marketing tools like Hubspot, Mailchimp, and Wordpress (if not, we'll get you up to date)
You know how to navigate your city without your own car, monkeybranching from bus to bikeshare to scooter to subway to ridehail without batting an eyelash
The more languages you can speak, write, and play Scrabble in, the better

COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS

$50,000 CAD - $70,000 CAD per year, based on experience

Stock options
Comprehensive medical and dental coverage
5 weeks vacation
Fourday work week at fulltime salary (yes, you read that right)
Apple laptop and equipment

- $1,500 annual mobility allowance. STM? BIXI? Uber? E-bike? Scooter? Going car-free is free at Transit.

A training and development budget
Generous maternal/paternal/parental leave policy. Gotta fill out our tandem bicycles somehow
Flexible work hours
Spend your days surrounded by firstrate teammates and the best view of Montreal and/or (insert exotic Zoom background)
When you're in the office: you'll be in urbanist heaven, surrounded by Mile End's urban gardens, bike paths, BIXI docks, bus stops, a metro station, and limitless restaurantscafésbarsconcert hallsbagel boutiques
Communal lunchandlearn with free food in the office each week

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A NOTE ON DIVERSITY
Public transit is used by overwhelmingly more women and people of colour than other modes of transportation. We try to make sure the diversity of our users is reflected in the team that serves them.

Because when we include people of all races, genders, sexual orientations, ages, and identities — we end up building a better app for everyone who uses Transit.

HOW TO APPLY
We'd love to hear from you. Send your resume and any other relevant info.

Also, how have you heard about the position? Whispers, grapevines, middle-of-the-night Google searches? We're dying to know.