Marketing Operations Manager (maternity leave replacement)

We’re looking for a data-driven and detail-oriented professional to join our marketing team as a Marketing Operations Manager (maternity leave replacement). You’ll be the operational backbone of our marketing engine — ensuring smooth system operations, reliable data, and clear reporting that drives decision-making.

This position combines marketing operations and marketing analytics, ideal for someone who loves both structure and insight — from setting up campaigns to uncovering what’s really moving the needle.

Responsibilities:
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Manage and optimize HubSpot for campaigns, lead management, workflows, and automations.

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Ensure data accuracy and integrity across marketing tools and CRM.

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Set up campaign tracking, UTMs, and dashboards to monitor performance.

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Support marketing and sales alignment through clear lead flow and lifecycle tracking.

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Help execute campaigns with technical setup, segmentation, and reporting support.

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Build and maintain dashboards and reports (HubSpot, Excel, BI tools).

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Analyze performance metrics across channels — web, email, paid, and events.

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Track key marketing KPIs (leads, pipeline, ROI, conversion rates, etc.).

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Provide insights and recommendations for optimizing performance and spend.

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Support management with ad-hoc data analyses and executive summaries.

Requirements :
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2–4 years of experience in Marketing Operations, Marketing Analytics, or a similar data-focused marketing role.

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Strong command of Excel / Google Sheets — including pivot tables, formulas, and data visualization.

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Hands-on experience with HubSpot (campaign setup, workflows, reports).

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Understanding of campaign tracking, UTMs, and marketing attribution basics.

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Analytical mindset with strong attention to detail and data accuracy.

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Excellent communication and organizational skills.

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Fluent English (spoken and written).

About us

Cye helps security and risk leaders gain a clear, defensible view of their cyber exposure, grounded in financial impact and real-world attack paths. By continuously quantifying exposure and validating it in context, organizations can establish a strong baseline, prioritize decisions with confidence, and track measurable reduction over time.