Web and Growth Manager
FlashpointSalary not specified
- Full Time
- Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)
Not SpecifiedCompensation
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Internet, SoftwareIndustries
Requirements
Candidates should have 4+ years of experience in website operations, program management, or a related role, along with a solid understanding of website development processes, content management systems, and digital best practices. Strong technical understanding of website development processes and MarTech ecosystems are required, as well as experience working with distributed teams across multiple time zones.
Responsibilities
As a Technical Program Manager, Websites & MarTech, you will oversee website operations and workflow management, ensuring projects and updates are efficiently driven. You will manage relationships with external vendors, agencies, and contractors, ensuring high-quality deliverables and adherence to timelines. This role involves optimizing website development and content processes, identifying areas for improvement and implementing solutions to improve efficiency, partnering with internal teams to align priorities, coordinate work, and streamline execution, and collaborating with engineering, data, and MarTech teams to define technical solutions, integrations, and platform improvements. You will also identify and mitigate cross-team risks, blockers, and dependencies to ensure on-time delivery, track and report on project progress, risks, and performance metrics, maintain project tools and systems, develop and refine standard operating procedures, and assist in budget planning and resource allocation for outsourced work and vendor engagements.
Skills
Program Management
Vendor Management
Agency Management
Workflow Management
Website Operations
MarTech
Cross-functional Collaboration
Mozilla
Not-for-profit organization promoting internet health
About Mozilla
Mozilla operates as a not-for-profit organization focused on promoting an open and accessible internet. Its main product is the Firefox browser, which emphasizes user privacy and security. Mozilla generates revenue through partnerships and search engine royalties, allowing it to reinvest in projects that enhance internet health rather than distributing profits to shareholders. This commitment to user empowerment and ethical practices sets Mozilla apart from traditional for-profit tech companies. Additionally, Mozilla engages in advocacy and educational initiatives through the Mozilla Foundation, supporting open-source projects and internet literacy programs. The goal of Mozilla is to create a better internet for everyone by prioritizing user-centric products and fostering a healthier online ecosystem.
Key Metrics
Mountain View, CaliforniaHeadquarters
1998Year Founded
$3.4MTotal Funding
GRANTCompany Stage
Consumer Software, Social Impact, CybersecurityIndustries
1,001-5,000Employees