Hypercore Inc.
Senior Marketing Manager, Growth
New York City · Senior
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 43 days ago
SEOContent MarketingCustomer SuccessLeadershipCommunication
About the role
- As private credit firms scale in size and complexity, legacy systems and spreadsheets are no longer sufficient - and that's exactly where Hypercore comes in.
- This role combines demand generation, content strategy, and product marketing.
Responsibilities
- Own demand generation strategy and execution across paid and organic channels
- Drive SEO, AEO, content distribution, and organic growth initiatives
- Create content including messaging, campaign briefs, thought leadership, and marketing assets
- Develop positioning and messaging for products, features, and company initiatives
- Drive cross - functional campaign execution across Sales, Product, Customer Success, and Marketing
- Proven experience building and optimizing paid acquisition programs across LinkedIn, Google, and other digital channels with measurable impact on pipeline generation
- The opportunity to help define a category and build a company from the ground up
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience in B2B marketing, with significant ownership of demand generation programs
- Strong understanding of SEO, content strategy, and modern organic growth tactics
- Ability to move seamlessly between strategy and execution
Nice to have
- Experience marketing complex, technical, or highly specialized products
- Experience in fintech, financial services, capital markets, or enterprise software
- Comfortable operating in a small team where the playbook is still being written
Skills
- Hypercore is scaling fast - not just in revenue, but in ambition.
Benefits
- Full medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Generous vacation policy and paid sick leave
- Daily meal allowance and commuter benefits
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