Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Mercury is a fintech company that aims to redefine the banking experience for entrepreneurs. They are seeking a Head of Brand Marketing to create a compelling narrative around their brand, develop multi-channel marketing strategies, and drive engagement within the startup community.

Responsibilities

• Reframe the category, and put Mercury at the center: build the story for what it means for a tech company to own a bank, and how that will fundamentally change the relationship between founders and their finances
• Build and own the multi-channel brand system and budget: campaigns, content (editorial and educational), social, community, and events/experiential that keep Mercury in the founder conversation
• Drive earned attention — create programs, moments, and stories that founders share and engage with because they're actually worth sharing, not because they're promoted
• Build a brand measurement framework that tracks awareness, sentiment, and cultural presence in the founder community, so we know when something is working and can scale it up
• Take smart, creative risks: create a team culture that goes for bold swings and knows that playing it safe is actually a recipe for failure

Skills

• Deep personal fluency in the startup and founder ecosystem — you're embedded in this world and you understand how founders think, what they trust, and how ideas spread between them
• A track record of building brand presence that got talked about — not just campaigns that ran, but work that founders shared, referenced, and associated with a company's identity
• Strong narrative instincts: you can find the story in a company and tell it compellingly across formats — a campaign, an event, a tweet, a one-liner at a dinner
• Cultural fluency: a genuine pulse on art, fashion, music, and the broader cultural conversation; you can sense where Mercury fits into the zeitgeist, not just what's trending
• Experience owning a full brand surface — campaigns, content, social, events, community — and translating that into a coherent system, not a series of disconnected activations
• Experience at a company that successfully built a brand founders actively identify with — and a strong point of view on what made it work
• Background in community building, social, or content as a primary brand distribution channel

Benefits

• Equity (stock options)
• Benefits

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