Marketing Manager, Lifecycle

About the role

You own lifecycle marketing at Abacum: the path a lead takes from first interest through high intent to conversion, and the programs that carry them along it. You will design the nurture tracks, the segmentation and the scoring that decide what a lead sees next, and you will own the numbers that say whether any of it worked.

This is a build role. You are the first person here dedicated to this surface, so the programs, the measurement and the handoff to sales are yours to design rather than inherit. That means real latitude over what gets built first, and real accountability for the result.

What you will do

• Own the lifecycle programs that carry a lead from first interest through to a sales conversation.
• Design nurture tracks that match where someone is in their evaluation
• Define what makes a lead ready for sales and where it routes once it is.
• Connect account-level engagement signals to the follow-up programs that act on them.
• Run the marketing automation stack day to day, including flows, lists, data hygiene and deliverability.
• Report on conversion between lifecycle stages so the team can see which programs are producing pipeline.
• Test offers, timing and audience cuts continuously so the program mix keeps improving.

What you bring

• Lifecycle marketing expert with hands on experience: You have run lifecycle marketing at a seed to Series B B2B company where you were both the strategy and the execution.
• Or marketing ops that grew into it: You came from marketing with analytical acumen, so you understand the data model underneath the programs and not only the campaign layer.
• Hands on the tools: You have experience building Hubspot flows yourself rather than briefing someone else to build them.
• Not specialized away from execution: You want the whole lifecycle surface rather than one slice of it divided between an email team, an ops team and an agency.
• Conversion as the measure: You judge your own work on stage-to-stage conversion and contribution to pipeline.
• Clear about the handoff: You have worked closely enough with sales to know that a lead marketing calls ready and a lead a rep calls ready are not always the same thing.
• Based in New York: You are in NYC and want to work hybrid alongside the rest of the marketing team.

Bonus points

• You have marketed to finance teams or another technical buyer where credibility matters more than volume.
• You can write SQL or work directly in a data warehouse to answer your own questions about funnel performance.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation including equity package
• Competitive vacation policy
• Medical Insurance
• L&D budget
• Access to Meditopia (wellbeing platform)
• Language courses (English / Spanish)