Marketing Operations Lead at Movement Labs

About Move Industries Movement is the global settlement and yield layer for stablecoins, built on Move, the programming language Meta developed for financial applications. Move was designed from the ground up to secure financial assets, making it purpose-built for moving real money across borders at scale. Neobanks, fintechs, and payment platforms build on Movement to settle cross-border transactions instantly. Traditional remittance rails require billions in pre-funded float and take two to five days to clear. Movement removes that capital overhead and the correspondent bank chain entirely, cutting costs and giving financial institutions infrastructure they can trust. Our Mission Movement exists to bring institutional-grade financial infrastructure to the people who need it most. Most of the world moves money through systems built decades ago for a different world. The float requirements, the correspondent bank chains, the grey market workarounds. The system works exactly as designed. It just wasn’t designed for most of the modern world. Movement’s blockchain network protocol is. The people building the next generation of payment platforms and fintechs deserve the same settlement capabilities that global banks have, at a fraction of the cost and none of the wait. Transactions settle in under 60 seconds. We build the rails. The products do the rest. About the Role We run a lot of campaigns across a team with a lot of moving parts. What we need is someone who can hold the whole picture in their head and make sure every piece actually ships, on time and to standard. Right now execution depends too much on individuals remembering what's due. We want a system, and a person who owns it. This is a marketing operations role that also guides the marketing function. You are the person who builds the campaign calendar, runs the board, and keeps the whole team moving in step. You are also a marketer in your own right, someone who knows how to plan a campaign, run it, and read the data afterwards. Half of the job is not letting a single ball drop. The other half is knowing which balls are worth throwing in the first place. What You’ll Own Running the machine Build and manage the campaign calendar. Everything the team is putting out should live in one place, with clear dates and owners. Run a kanban board that reflects the real state of every campaign, so anyone can see what's in progress, what's blocked, and what's next. Set up execution checklists for every campaign that goes out, so nothing ships half-finished and quality doesn't depend on who happened to be paying attention. Keep all the moving parts of the team working in unison. Chase the handoffs, spot the gaps before they become problems, and make sure the right people are doing the right things at the right time. Marketing Plan and run campaigns end to end. You understand the mechanics, not just the scheduling. Audit data from campaigns. Pull the numbers, work out what performed and what didn't, and