At Improbable, we build and scale ambitious ventures that shape the future of digital experiences. Our ventures bring together the worlds of sports, media, and entertainment and web 3.
We are supporting an independent organisation building the foundations for the next generation of the internet. Their mission is to create open, decentralised technology that empowers developers, creators, and communities to build new kinds of immersive online experiences.
Their first major initiative is a next-generation blockchain designed for real-time, large-scale applications. Unlike traditional blockchains limited by speed and cost, our technology is fast, affordable, and fully EVM-compatible—capable of powering the kinds of social, gaming, and metaverse experiences that normally only run on Web2 infrastructure.
Ultimately, their aim is to unlock a true virtual society: a world where users and businesses can seamlessly move between platforms, with freedom and ownership at the core.
We are helping them look for a Marketing Operations Manager to optimise the efficiency and effectiveness of the marketing function. This role will oversee the marketing technology stack, drive data-informed decision-making, and ensure seamless campaign execution to support growth and user acquisition.
The ideal candidate is a hands-on operator with strong campaign management skills, the ability to collaborate with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), and a data-driven mindset for optimising posting and distribution strategies.
We are building at the forefront of Web3 infrastructure, creating the foundations for new, real-time applications that go beyond finance and unlock the potential of gaming, metaverse, and social experiences.
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