Qonto · Finance
Senior CRM Manager
- Paris (Hybrid)
- Full-time
Still open on Qonto's site · checked 5 hours ago
- Level
- Senior
- Posted
What you'll do
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➡️ What you’ll do
Own the CRM strategy for Germany and Austria: You’ll define and run lifecycle communications, with Germany as your primary market and Austria as your secondary one.
Partner with local teams: You’ll work with German and Austrian marketing managers and PMMs to turn local needs into CRM initiatives.
Build the regional playbook: You’ll set up the processes, planning cadence and ways of working for CRM across both markets.
Move fast with AI: You’ll use AI tools to speed up campaign builds, testing and reporting.
Show what moves the needle: You’ll report on conversion, feature adoption and business impact to marketing and product.
Requirements
➡️ What we’re looking for
Languages: You’re fluent in German and English, with a feel for local business culture and regulation.
Lifecycle journeys: You’ve designed and run multi-step customer journeys in platforms such as Braze, Customer.io or HubSpot.
Cross-team initiative: You’ve launched lifecycle initiatives with marketing, product and ops, and earned senior stakeholders’ trust along the way.
Direction under ambiguity: You set priorities and keep momentum in a regional structure that’s still evolving.
AI-enabled approach: You use AI to improve the speed and quality of campaign creation, testing and analysis.
Skills
Working languages
English, German
Salary & benefits
➡️ What we can offer you
Germany is a top growth priority: It’s Qonto’s #1 OKR right now, so what you build gets seen.
A market to build, not optimise: German CRM is still underdeveloped, so you’re writing the playbook, not inheriting one.
Real autonomy: You propose, implement and test your own lifecycle strategy.
A senior team around you: You’ll work alongside three other regional CRM leads who’ve each built lifecycle functions from scratch.
Company
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