Marketing Associate

Marketing Champion

Location: Chennai

The Role

A Marketing Champion owns one or more client brands end-to-end strategy, content, campaigns, and reporting acting as the single point of accountability for that brand's marketing output. You're not an executor waiting on instructions; you're expected to bring ideas, push back when something won't work, and run the account like it's your own.

What You'll Do

Own the full marketing execution for assigned brand(s): content calendar, campaigns, LinkedIn/social presence, website updates, and reporting

Work directly with the client's leadership (CEOs, founders) to align on strategy and priorities

Brief and coordinate the supporting team (campaign associate, video editor, web developer) on execution

Turn business updates into marketing moments product launches, hiring milestones, client wins, event appearances

Track what's working (engagement, leads, brand recall) and adjust the plan, not just publish on a schedule

Represent Caimue's standards: fast turnaround, video-first thinking, and content that doesn't read like generic corporate marketing

What We're Looking For

0-2 years in marketing, ideally B2B or agency-side, with real ownership of a brand or account (not just execution under close direction)

Strong writing and content instinct you can judge what's good, not just produce volume

Comfortable working directly with senior stakeholders (CEOs, founders) and holding your ground when needed

Can operate independently with minimal oversight, in a fast-changing, sometimes ambiguous environment

Video-first mindset a strong plus comfortable planning and briefing video content, even if you're not the one editing it

Not looking for someone who needs a rigid playbook we need judgment, not just execution

What Success Looks Like

The brand has a consistent, recognizable voice and cadence across channels within the first few months

Leadership (Caimue and client-side) trusts you to run the account without micromanaging

Marketing output ties back to measurable outcomes — engagement, inbound interest, brand recall — not just "posts published"