• Join Databricks as a Field Marketing Specialist within a high-growth technology company and collaborative environment.
• Support marketing programs across two high-growth industry verticals.
• Work under the Director, AMER Field Marketing in partnership with two Field Marketing Managers.
• Preferred locations: New York, San Francisco Bay Area, or Chicago.
• Ability to travel for events is required.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Execute marketing activities including:
  • Webinars
  • Workshops
  • Large-scale in-person events
  • Executive events
  • Third-party sponsorships
• Build and maintain sales enablement materials for pre-event, post-event, and regular sales communication activities.
• Streamline procurement management and budget tracking.
• Document program deliverables to make marketing programs scalable and repeatable.
• Coordinate with internal business partners to support successful program execution

Experience

• 2+ years of marketing event experience.
• Experience working in a B2B enterprise software company.
• Experience with marketing event execution and coordination.
• Experience with Google Suite, Microsoft Excel, and Mac environments.
• Experience with Asana, Marketo, Salesforce, and Swoogo is an advantage.

Key Skills

• Marketing Event Management
• B2B Enterprise Marketing
• Event Planning and Execution
• Google Suite — Docs, Sheets, Slides, Mail
• Microsoft Excel
• Sales Enablement
• Procurement Management
• Budget Tracking
• Program Documentation
• Customer Service
• Asana
• Marketo
• Salesforce
• Swoogo

Eligibility & Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of relevant marketing event experience in a B2B enterprise software environment.
• Strong proficiency with Google Suite.
• Ability to maintain and work with complex Microsoft Excel spreadsheets.
• Comfortable working on Mac.
• Strong customer-service skills when working with essential business partners.
• Willingness and ability to travel for events when required.
• Experience with Asana, Marketo, Salesforce, and Swoogo is preferred but not mandatory.