Our mission is to give renters everywhere greater financial freedom to plan and enjoy their lives.

Our first product eliminates cash security deposits and puts more money back in renters’ pockets. With over $45 billion tied up in security deposits for 110 million renters in the United States alone, it’s time for security deposits to officially become a thing of the past. Tying up money at one of life’s biggest and most expensive moments just isn’t fair.

So we threw out the antiquated “way of doing things” and built a technology-driven insurance product to help bring renting into the 21st century. With Rhino, millions of renters across the country now have the opportunity to save with our award-winning deposit insurance. We’ve already saved hundreds of millions of dollars for renters and are trusted in over 1 million homes nationwide, and most importantly, we’re just getting started...

As a Growth Marketing Associate at Rhino, you will be an integral part of what we’re trying to accomplish and execute on our B2B Marketing efforts in a significant way to help Rhino scale. Rhino is solving an important problem that impacts millions of people every year — you’ll have a recognizable impact on our mission of creating more affordable access to housing.

In this role you will:

  • Execute, test, and optimize multi-channel campaigns
  • Automate or streamline processes to deliver marketing programs more efficiently
  • Assist in building the infrastructure and platforms needed for rapid growth experimentation (e.g., tools, attribution models, dashboards, reporting)
  • Conduct ongoing A/B testing to optimize and increase the effectiveness of Growth Marketing efforts
  • Report on key metrics like spend, campaign results, and impact on revenue funnel

We’re ideally seeking:

  • 1-2 years of experience in B2B marketing, paid acquisition and ABM a plus
  • Deep understanding of A/B and multivariate testing, and experience making improvements based on insights
  • Experience with ad platforms and building campaigns end-to-end
  • Strong organizational and time-management skills, including the ability to react to shifting priorities

Benefits:

  • Competitive compensation and 401k 
  • Unlimited PTO to give our employees a little extra R&R when they need it  
  • Stock option plan to give our employees a direct stake in Rhino’s success
  • Comprehensive health coverage (medical, dental, vision)
  • Remote Work Program to allow for flexibility between home and the office
  • Generous Parental Leave to create a family-friendly culture
  • Wellness Perks (Gym, Classpass, & Citibike Memberships)
  • Commuter Benefits through a Flexible Spending Account
  • Fintech Equality Coalition Founding member

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