Join ClearEstate!

ClearEstate is a Series A startup backed by leading Fintech investors - OMERs, Diagram, NAVentures and Portag3 Venture. We’re looking for extraordinary people to shape our offering and solidify our leadership position in a massive $40B market. 

Since 2020, ClearEstate offers technology-enabled services, designed to handle all estate planning and settlement needs. We are building an end-to-end tech-enabled service to alleviate the procedural and emotional burdens of estate planning and settlement. 

Aiming to empower underserved executors, we value team members who share our core values and will naturally thrive in our culture of empathy, transparency, growth mindset, radical accountability, genuine care, and diversity and inclusion.

 

What we’re looking for

As a Paid Media Manager reporting into the Senior Director, Marketing & Communications, you will:

  • Act as SME: Focus on the generation of prospects, accelerating revenue, profitability of our activities and sustainable expansion in paid media. 
  • Manage Paid Media: Take ownership of our comprehensive paid search program, from campaign strategy to execution.
  • Be Strategic: Responsible for the architecture and deployment of our strategic leads acquisition with a focus on our acquisition objectives and profitability. 
  • Optimize: Analyze, reccommend and help establish budgets to optimize campaigns and attain targeted volume and acquisition costs.
  • Manage Relationships: Foster relationships with our external consultants with a focus on the objectives to be achieved and the means to achieve them.
  • Innovate: Manage growth hacking initiatives with a scientific approach based on performance hypotheses. 
  • Collaborate: Work with both internal and external teams to contribute to continuous development of our company.

 

Who you are

  • 5-8 years of relevant experience;
  • Technical experience with PPC, Adwords, Social Media;
  • Results driven
  • Manage marketing suppliers;
  • Enjoy relationship building;
  • Comfortable with the conversion funnel and the levers within your control;
  • Proactive;
  • Responsible;
  • Driven.

 

What we offer

  • The opportunity to be a part of something big and meaningful with a positive impact.
  • Competitive overall compensation package.
  • Permanently flexible remote work policy.
  • A strong work-life balance with 4 weeks paid vacation and 6 flex days.
  • Virtual and in-person team building activity opportunities. 
  • Skill development opportunities and a culture of growth mindset.



 ClearEstate respects individual differences and guarantees equal opportunities and inclusion. Therefore, all applications are treated equally and recruitment is based solely on skills and experience.

 

 

 

 

 

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