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Job DescriptionJob Description Founded in 2013, Home Chef is the leading meal solutions company with both a retail and online presence. Available and in retail at more than 2,100 Kroger grocery stores, Home Chef is committed to inspiring and enabling more people to cook simple, delicious meals, no matter how busy they are. In 2023, Home Chef introduced a new brand, Tempo! Tempo features a rotating selection of ready-to-heat meals delivered directly to your door. These meals are better-for-you versions of familiar favorites, designed to save you time and reduce stress while maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Our Tempo menu includes options that are protein-packed, fiber-rich, calorie and carb conscious, keto-friendly, and dietitian-approved. Similar to our recipes, we recognize that variety is the spice of life, and therefore, our employees also bring their uniqueness and color to our fantastic team. We're eager to work with humble team players and pragmatic next-level thinkers to innovate on Home Chef's offerings. This role follows a Night shift schedule, working from 6:00 PM to 4:30 AM, with designated days off on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Home Chef's newest location is located at: 1701 E Patapsco Ave, Baltimore, MD 21226 A successful Production Associate will have a positive attitude, reliable transportation, and willingness to move between tasks when needed strong attention to detail while picking ingredients throughout the assembly process an ability to visually inspect produce an ability to stand for long periods of time an ability to lift (less than 50 pounds) a willingness to work in a refrigerated environment for the entire shift (34-36F) Orientation + Onboarding Requirements Once you join the team, there is a strict 2-week onboarding window where you will be expected to be present every scheduled work day. Orientations are typically on Wednesdays, starting at 7:15am. GMP Adherence We follow Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), and all of our associates are required to keep our customers safe. Please note restricted items: Piercings or dermals Fake nails, nail polish, and/or acrylic nails Watches, bracelets, or other jewelry Fake eyelashes and/or excessive make-up Weapons (including box cutters) Qualifications The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, ability and/or other characteristics needed for this role. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities. HS Diploma preferred but not required 6+ months of production/warehouse environment preferred Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and with others as a team More About Us Perks and benefits Candidates can experience Home Chef as a customer - enter promo code PEOPLE30 for $30 off your first order! Medical, dental, vision, life and disability insurance available Paid holidays, sick time and vacation time 401k program Flexible spending accounts for qualified medical, dependent care, parking, or transit expenses How We Work Together We are humble team players. We are warm and gracious with team members and customers. We seek feedback to improve ourselves - and respectfully listen to and accept input. We are pragmatic next-level thinkers. We come up with novel and unique ideas. We explore new strategies to avoid being constrained by conventional thinking. We take ownership. We approach ambiguous problems, prepared to dive in, get curious, and learn more. We are results-driven, always challenging ourselves to exceed goals. Be at Home at Home Chef We all show up authentically at Home Chef. Our team includes individuals with a variety of identities, backgrounds, and perspectives. You can trust that you'll be able to bring your whole self to an inclusive and enjoyable workplace. We welcome people of all races, colors, religions, national origin or ancestry, sex (including sexual identity), age, physical or mental disabilities, pregnancy, veteran or military status, unfavorable discharge from military service, genetic information, sexual orientation, marital status, order of protection status, citizenship status, arrest record or expunged/sealed convictions, or any other legally recognized protected basis under federal, state, or local law. Home Chef is committed to the full inclusion of all qualified individuals. As part of this commitment, Home Chef will ensure that persons with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodations. If reasonable accommodation is needed to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, or to receive other benefits and privileges of employment, please contact our People team at . Home Chef offers the base salary range as posted below, with the exact offer depending on factors such as geographic location, experience, skills, and internal equity. While compensation is within the provided range, it is not typical for offers to be made at the upper end. In addition to base salary, Home Chef provides a comprehensive benefits package, including healthcare coverage, 401k match, and paid time off. Maryland Pay Range$17.75-$17.75 USD To view the California Applicant Notice click here

What began as an idea between two brothers to open a Mexican restaurant has since grown into one of the largest, privately held Taco Bell franchisees in America. At Border Foods, we work with a people-first mantra. From cooks to cashiers to restaurant managers and beyond, we work together to bring to life the Core Values of Border Foods. Welcome to our family where you will continue to learn, evolve, and shape what comes next on our mission of making lives better. Qualifications, skills, and all relevant experience needed for this role can be found in the full description below. At Border Foods, our purpose is to Make Lives Better and it is at the foundation of all that we do. We are proud of our family culture that develops people and provides career growth in pristine restaurants where people aspire to work, guests desire to dine where Live Más comes to life. Your role as a Team Member is to feed people's lives with Más. You'll feed customers with great tasting food and provide great service, so our customers keep coming back! You're a representation of the brand in everything you do. What's in it for you? -Flexible scheduling -Top pay in the industry -Education programs, including GED and Tuition Reimbursement offerings -Scholarship opportunities -Medical/Dental/Vision benefits offered for all positions - even part-time! -Free food! -Vacation Time (Paid Time Off) -Vacation Donation Program -An incredible culture that encourages career growth and support Team Member Responsibilities: Food Champion - Prepare food ingredients - Assemble food orders and check to make sure orders are correct - Package products - Maintain a clean, safe work environment - Be knowledgeable about menu items and promotions Service Champion - Greet customers in the restaurant - Take orders - Handle payments and thank customers - Maintain a clean, safe working and dining environment - Be knowledgeable about menu items and promotions Priority Sequence - Safety - Service - Cleaning - Stocking Physical Demands: The physical demands for this position are sits, stands, bends, lifts, and moves intermittently during working hours. These physical requirements may be accomplished with or without reasonable accommodation. The duties of this position may change from time to time. Border Foods reserves the right to add or delete duties and responsibilities at the discretion of Border Foods or its managers. This job description is intended to describe the general level of work being performed. It is not intended to be all-inclusive. Border Foods is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer of Minorities, Women, Protected Veterans, and individuals with Disabilities and does not discriminate based on gender identity or sexual orientation. "You are applying for work with a franchisee of Taco Bell, not Taco Bell Corp. or any of its affiliates. If hired, the franchisee will be your only employer. xibtplm Franchisees are independent business owners who set their own wage and benefit programs that can vary among franchisees." $10 per hour - $20 per hour

Hi there! We are swipejobs here wishing you a happy and prosperous 2026! We'd love to help you get a head start on any new job resolutions. We are currently seeking general production workers for a warehouse facility in Newburyport, MA, starting at $15 an hour, position requires previous experience. This position is working as a team on a production line, to make, and create different types of desserts. Examples include, layered chocolate cake, chocolate lava cake, Vanilla Cake, Cake pops, Sugar cookies, and many more. Your main responsibility is to work as an efficient member to assemble, and or pack up completed pastries. Job duties include: - Preparing desserts - Produce and assemble products according to specifications - Ensure production standards are met - Finalize products and prepare them for shipping Requirements: - Must comply with all Safety food handling training (HACCP) - this includes passing a quick training test - Drug Test - Background Check - E-Verify - Ability to stand for 12 hours - Must own no slip shoes - Previous food handling experience required 1st and 2nd Shift available: 3a to 3p OR 3p to 3a - 7 days a week Come apply with your friends and family! Download our app at the following link to begin your application:

Penn Station East Coast Subs first arrived in Louisville in 1997 and is currently the largest franchise market in the system with continual growth planned. Employing over 250 employees, Penn Station has become a major contributor to the communities it serves by providing not only delicious food, but also opportunity. The Hourly Crew position is the foundation of everything we do in our restaurants. Unlike most restaurants, we dont hire cashiers, cooks, etc. Instead, we hire talented individuals who are capable of excelling in every area of the restaurant. In the course of performing the duties of Hourly Crew, the employee will be expected to: Provide genuine guest service Prepare food, including prepping, cooking, and serving Ring guests orders into the Point of Sale and cash out their orders Quality control, ensuring only the best product is served Maintain appearance and cleanliness of restaurant Learn and master all stations within the restaurant: Order Entry/Order Close Fresh Cut Fry Station Wrap & Run Station Bread Station Weigh Station Grill Station Required qualifications: 16 years or older Legally authorized to work in the United States

Description: Job Summary Rock City Gardens is seeking a skilled and passionate Cook to join our Food & Beverage team. Nestled within our breathtaking natural attraction, our dining outlets serve as an extension of the memorable experiences we create for every guest. The Food & Beverage Cook plays a critical role in preparing high-quality menu items while maintaining food safety, cleanliness, and operational excellence. This position supports daily kitchen operations and works collaboratively with team members to deliver an exceptional dining experience that complements the unique beauty and charm of Rock City Gardens. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Guest Service & Culture Deliver excellent guest service to internal and external customers in alignment with the organization's mission, culture, and values. Model appropriate guest and partner interactions at all times, reflecting the Culture of Excellence. Food Preparation & Quality Prepare and cook food according to established menu specifications, quality standards, and presentation guidelines. Maintain consistency in food quality, taste, and appearance across all menu items. Monitor portion control and waste to minimize product loss and control food costs. Food Safety & Sanitation Follow all health code, food safety, and sanitation standards to maintain excellent health inspection scores. Assist in monitoring and recording temperature logs for coolers and freezers as required. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area at all times. Inventory & Operations Support Monitor inventory levels, PAR levels, and product needs; communicate ordering needs to Senior Team Leaders and the Food & Beverage Manager. Assist with inventory counts and stock organization as needed. Support team efforts to maintain overall kitchen cleanliness and organization. Teamwork & Compliance Work collaboratively with kitchen partners to support efficient daily operations. Follow all company policies and procedures to promote a positive and professional working environment. Perform other duties as assigned by management. Requirements: Qualifications Education & Experience Minimum of two (2) years of previous experience in food service preferred. Willingness to receive training and continue skill development. Certifications Willingness to obtain ServSafe Certification. Knowledge & Skills Ability to read and follow recipes and operational documents. Strong teamwork skills with the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced kitchen environment. Ability to display a professional, polite, and engaging image to guests and partners. Effective verbal communication skills in one-on-one and small group settings. Basic math skills, including the ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide using units of American money. Availability Ability to provide a flexible schedule, including nights, weekends, holidays, and special events as needed. Physical Demands & Work Environment Regular use of hands and fingers for food preparation and equipment handling. Ability to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Frequent walking, standing, stooping, kneeling, and crouching. Ability to stand for extended periods during shifts. Company Mission & Core Values Mission: To enrich lives through wonder and connection. Core Values: Courage Care Wonder Excellence Compensation details: 15-15.25 Hourly Wage PI66b461fe6d50-9967

Job DescriptionJob Description About LawnStarter LawnStarter is the nation's leading on-demand marketplace for lawn care and outdoor services, with over $100M in annual bookings. We're expanding beyond lawn care to become the one-stop shop for all home services, and paid social is one of our next major bets to scale both customer and provider acquisition across both sides of the marketplace. About Growth at LawnStarter Growth is where LawnStarter's customer and provider acquisition engine gets built. We own organic, paid, and partner channels and work cross-functionally with lifecycle and sales to maximize funnel conversion. Paid social is a high-potential channel for us: we've proven it can work, but we haven't had a dedicated owner to turn it into a scalable, predictable growth lever. That's the opportunity. Requirements The Role You'll own paid social acquisition for both sides of LawnStarter's marketplace homeowners and service providers across multiple markets and service categories while keeping spend profitable on each side. The core channels are Meta, TikTok, and YouTube. Over time, this role could extend to interrupt channels like streaming (Hulu, connected TV) and other push formats. This is a hands-on, execution-heavy role. You'll own the full funnel: top-of-funnel awareness, mid-funnel consideration, bottom-funnel conversion, and remarketing. You'll build campaigns, design test plans, manage budgets across geographies and seasons, and turn performance data into decisions. This is a Director-level hire. We expect this person to own the channel end-to-end executing directly at first, then building and leading a team as the channel scales. We're not hiring a specialist to execute someone else's strategy. We're hiring someone who can build it, own it, and eventually scale it through people. What makes this role different: Multi-audience, multi-geography: You'll run campaigns across multiple audiences, markets, and service categories with different unit economics. Cookie-cutter playbooks won't work. Performance over brand: Every dollar is measured against unit economics (CAC, LTV:CAC). You'll need to think like a finance person as much as a marketer. Two-sided acquisition: You're running two parallel acquisition programs homeowners and service providers each with different creative, messaging, audiences, and success metrics. The balance between them matters: oversupply and undersupply both hurt the business. Most paid social directors have never had to manage both sides of a marketplace simultaneously. What You'll Own Paid social strategy and execution: Full-stack ownership of acquisition campaigns for both homeowners and service providers across Meta, TikTok, and YouTube, including structure, creative direction, audience strategy, bidding, and budget allocation. These are two distinct funnels with different creative, messaging, and economics you'll own both. Full-funnel ownership: You're not just running conversion campaigns. You'll build and manage campaigns across the entire funnel: top-of-funnel to drive awareness and demand, mid-funnel to nurture consideration, bottom-funnel to convert, and remarketing to re-engage. Each stage requires a different creative approach, bidding strategy, and success metric. Testing machine: A repeatable framework for creative, audience, and funnel experiments. That includes detecting creative fatigue early (volume dropping while CAC rises is a signal, not bad luck) and rotating before performance degrades. Budget and performance management: Active management of spend by audience, geography, and service category, hitting performance targets while navigating seasonal swings. Cross-channel partnership: Working with SEO, Paid Acquisition, Product, Design, and Analytics to ensure paid social fits into a larger growth system, not an isolated silo. You'll have direct access to a video editor who can cut, resize, and produce creative assets. Your job is to brief and direct that output, not produce from scratch. Platform expansion: Meta, TikTok, and YouTube are your core platforms. Over time, this role could extend to streaming (Hulu, connected TV) and other push formats you'll lead the evaluation and build-out of each new channel with the same rigor you apply to the core three. Team building: Once you have a handle on the channel, you'll define the roles needed to scale it and hire the team beneath you. That includes setting the bar for what good looks like, onboarding the people you hire, and building a function not just running campaigns. Problems to Solve Marketplace conversion isn't a constant Conversion economics shift based on pro supply availability, market maturity, and season. A campaign that performs in a mature market won't translate to one we're still seeding. You need a targeting and budget strategy that accounts for that variability, not one that ignores it. Build the creative testing system We don't have a mature creative testing pipeline for paid social today. You'll build it: hypothesis, brief, test, learn, iterate, and make it repeatable. The challenge is building rigor without building bureaucracy. Know when to pull back Paid social has a natural efficient window. As spend scales, CAC rises. The right move is pulling back before the data forces your hand, not chasing volume past the point of profitability. If you need to be told when to stop, this role will frustrate you. Balance a multi-service, multi-market, two-sided portfolio We're scaling into new service categories with different seasonal profiles and economics on both sides. Customer LTV varies dramatically by market our best markets produce 4x the LTV of our worst and provider supply depth varies just as much. You'll need to allocate budget across customer and provider acquisition, services, and geographies simultaneously, concentrating spend where unit economics hold on both sides and cutting where they don't. Who You Are Performance-obsessed. You live in the data. You check dashboards daily, dig into cohort analysis when something looks off, and make budget decisions based on unit economics, not vanity metrics. You can explain a CAC trend to a finance partner as fluently as you explain creative performance to a designer. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer brand-building metrics or are uncomfortable being held to hard efficiency targets. A structured experimenter. You don't just "try things." You run tests with clear hypotheses, controlled variables, and defined success criteria. You know the difference between a real signal and noise, and you're disciplined about kill criteria. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you rely on intuition over data or struggle to document and systematize your testing process. A cross-functional partner. You work effectively with SEO, product, design, and analytics without needing to own those functions. You proactively share learnings, ask for input, and keep paid aligned with the broader growth system. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer to run your channel independently or find cross-team coordination draining. AI-native. You use AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, platform AI features like Advantage+) not just to write copy faster but to rethink how you work: generating and stress-testing creative hypotheses, building performance analysis frameworks, identifying audience patterns, and keeping pace with a channel that's changing faster than any manual workflow can handle. You have opinions on what's actually useful versus hype, and you're building that muscle actively. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you're skeptical of AI tools, treat them as a writing shortcut only, or prefer manual workflows. A portfolio thinker. You can hold multiple audiences, markets, service categories, and funnel stages in your head simultaneously without mixing them up. You allocate budget and tailor creative strategy based on where unit economics hold not by running one playbook across everything. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer focusing on a single audience or market at a time, or find context-switching between variables with different economics frustrating. This Role Is NOT A brand strategy role: This is performance marketing measured against unit economics. You'll care about brand consistency, but your KPIs are CAC and LTV:CAC, not brand awareness or reach. A big-budget DTC role: We're a profitable marketplace with seasonal swings, not a VC-funded brand burning cash on awareness. Every dollar needs to prove its return, and budgets flex with marketplace dynamics. A solo act: You won't control the full funnel. Landing pages, onboarding flows, and conversion tracking depend on Product, Engineering, and Design. You'll need to influence and partner effectively. A pure manager who delegates execution: There's no team yet. For the first phase, you're the one in platform, building campaigns, analyzing data, and making decisions. If you need a team under you to do the work before you can add value, this isn't the right fit. A set-it-and-forget-it role: Between seasonality, two-sided marketplace dynamics, and portfolio complexity across audiences, markets, and service categories, your strategy will need constant adjustment. If you want a stable, repeatable playbook, this will frustrate you. Benefits Base salary . click apply for full job details

Hiring CDL-A Drivers THE ROAD THAT REALLY PAYS - Drivers make up to $93,600 per year YOUR WEEK, YOUR RESET - Get home weekly with dependable miles ROLL EASY, ROLL NO-TOUCH - 50-75% drop + hook, all dry van Why Drive for Buddy Moore Trucking? Buddy Moore puts drivers first-with strong weekly pay, weekly home time, and dry van freight that keeps you earning instead of waiting. We operate with a driver-focused culture built on stability, respect, and real career longevity. Our freight network runs through the Southeast and Mideast, giving drivers miles they can count on and a routine that supports life beyond the road. We're hiring in your local area! If you're looking for a carrier that values your time, pays you well, and keeps your truck running right, Buddy Moore has the opportunities that fit. Dry Van Truck Driver Job Overview Strong weekly pay with top-end potential. Bring home $1,000-$1,800 on a weekly basis, with top drivers taking home up to $93,600 annually, plus extra weekend pay. Home weekly-no surprises. Enjoy a consistent home-weekly schedule that keeps your earnings steady and your resets predictable. Easy freight and a driver-friendly network. Haul 100% no-touch freight with 50-75% drop + hook, running mostly in the Southeast and Mideast for smoother weeks and less downtime. Modern, reliable equipment. Drive 3-years-old-or-newer Internationals + Freightliners, backed by a driver lounge and support team that keeps your wheels-and your week-moving. Benefits That Back You Up Full benefits fast. Medical, dental, vision, and 401(k) available after 30 days of employment. Paid time off that pays well. Enjoy paid holidays and vacation time, plus company-paid life insurance. Extra pay that adds up. Earn $75/day weekend pay, plus per diem, detention, layover, and breakdown pay. Bonuses that reward your commitment. Get $1,500 orientation pay, a $2,000 referral bonus, and a $4,000 retention bonus at your one-year mark. Comforts that make the road easier. Pet + rider policies, modern equipment, and a fully equipped driver lounge. Pay varies by experience level and production. There is no deadline to apply. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis. Driver Requirements Valid Class A CDL 1+ years OTR experience

Description: Life Skills Coaches are residential based and assist individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities to reach daily, weekly, and monthly living goals. This looks like cooking a meal for their housemates, completing their own laundry, choosing and completing an art project, etc. If you are kind, enjoy the company of others, and watching individuals achieve goals they set and even help them overcome obstacles, this might be the right fit for you. Must be able to transport in your own vehicle as needed. Current opening: Saturday & Sunday 7 am - 3 pm Thursday & Friday 4 pm - 7 pm Grave Shift opening: Monday-Thursday 11pm-9am Graveyard is an 100% awake shift Pay Rate: $16.00/Hour Life Skills Coach's Benefits : Medical, dental, and vision insurance Mileage Reimbursement Attendance Lottery WOW's (monetary appreciation gifts) Holiday pay Fun environment Life Skills Coach Duties : Complete written and verbal reports Provide transportation to and from programs Provide emotional support Attend trainings as scheduled Assist with bathroom and personal care Assist with life skills like cleaning Assist with cooking Assist with individual's finances Assist with medication delivery Report medical concerns to nursing/supervisor Other duties as assigned Requirements: Life Skills Coach Position Requirements Be at least 19 years old Minimum - High school diploma or equivalent Current and Valid Driver's License Safe, insured/ registered vehicle Cleared background check Pass a drug test PI765f8e8fbfc6-6953

Job DescriptionJob Description About LawnStarter LawnStarter is the nation's leading on-demand marketplace for lawn care and outdoor services, with over $100M in annual bookings. We're expanding beyond lawn care to become the one-stop shop for all home services, and paid social is one of our next major bets to scale both customer and provider acquisition across both sides of the marketplace. About Growth at LawnStarter Growth is where LawnStarter's customer and provider acquisition engine gets built. We own organic, paid, and partner channels and work cross-functionally with lifecycle and sales to maximize funnel conversion. Paid social is a high-potential channel for us: we've proven it can work, but we haven't had a dedicated owner to turn it into a scalable, predictable growth lever. That's the opportunity. Requirements The Role You'll own paid social acquisition for both sides of LawnStarter's marketplace homeowners and service providers across multiple markets and service categories while keeping spend profitable on each side. The core channels are Meta, TikTok, and YouTube. Over time, this role could extend to interrupt channels like streaming (Hulu, connected TV) and other push formats. This is a hands-on, execution-heavy role. You'll own the full funnel: top-of-funnel awareness, mid-funnel consideration, bottom-funnel conversion, and remarketing. You'll build campaigns, design test plans, manage budgets across geographies and seasons, and turn performance data into decisions. This is a Director-level hire. We expect this person to own the channel end-to-end executing directly at first, then building and leading a team as the channel scales. We're not hiring a specialist to execute someone else's strategy. We're hiring someone who can build it, own it, and eventually scale it through people. What makes this role different: Multi-audience, multi-geography: You'll run campaigns across multiple audiences, markets, and service categories with different unit economics. Cookie-cutter playbooks won't work. Performance over brand: Every dollar is measured against unit economics (CAC, LTV:CAC). You'll need to think like a finance person as much as a marketer. Two-sided acquisition: You're running two parallel acquisition programs homeowners and service providers each with different creative, messaging, audiences, and success metrics. The balance between them matters: oversupply and undersupply both hurt the business. Most paid social directors have never had to manage both sides of a marketplace simultaneously. What You'll Own Paid social strategy and execution: Full-stack ownership of acquisition campaigns for both homeowners and service providers across Meta, TikTok, and YouTube, including structure, creative direction, audience strategy, bidding, and budget allocation. These are two distinct funnels with different creative, messaging, and economics you'll own both. Full-funnel ownership: You're not just running conversion campaigns. You'll build and manage campaigns across the entire funnel: top-of-funnel to drive awareness and demand, mid-funnel to nurture consideration, bottom-funnel to convert, and remarketing to re-engage. Each stage requires a different creative approach, bidding strategy, and success metric. Testing machine: A repeatable framework for creative, audience, and funnel experiments. That includes detecting creative fatigue early (volume dropping while CAC rises is a signal, not bad luck) and rotating before performance degrades. Budget and performance management: Active management of spend by audience, geography, and service category, hitting performance targets while navigating seasonal swings. Cross-channel partnership: Working with SEO, Paid Acquisition, Product, Design, and Analytics to ensure paid social fits into a larger growth system, not an isolated silo. You'll have direct access to a video editor who can cut, resize, and produce creative assets. Your job is to brief and direct that output, not produce from scratch. Platform expansion: Meta, TikTok, and YouTube are your core platforms. Over time, this role could extend to streaming (Hulu, connected TV) and other push formats you'll lead the evaluation and build-out of each new channel with the same rigor you apply to the core three. Team building: Once you have a handle on the channel, you'll define the roles needed to scale it and hire the team beneath you. That includes setting the bar for what good looks like, onboarding the people you hire, and building a function not just running campaigns. Problems to Solve Marketplace conversion isn't a constant Conversion economics shift based on pro supply availability, market maturity, and season. A campaign that performs in a mature market won't translate to one we're still seeding. You need a targeting and budget strategy that accounts for that variability, not one that ignores it. Build the creative testing system We don't have a mature creative testing pipeline for paid social today. You'll build it: hypothesis, brief, test, learn, iterate, and make it repeatable. The challenge is building rigor without building bureaucracy. Know when to pull back Paid social has a natural efficient window. As spend scales, CAC rises. The right move is pulling back before the data forces your hand, not chasing volume past the point of profitability. If you need to be told when to stop, this role will frustrate you. Balance a multi-service, multi-market, two-sided portfolio We're scaling into new service categories with different seasonal profiles and economics on both sides. Customer LTV varies dramatically by market our best markets produce 4x the LTV of our worst and provider supply depth varies just as much. You'll need to allocate budget across customer and provider acquisition, services, and geographies simultaneously, concentrating spend where unit economics hold on both sides and cutting where they don't. Who You Are Performance-obsessed. You live in the data. You check dashboards daily, dig into cohort analysis when something looks off, and make budget decisions based on unit economics, not vanity metrics. You can explain a CAC trend to a finance partner as fluently as you explain creative performance to a designer. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer brand-building metrics or are uncomfortable being held to hard efficiency targets. A structured experimenter. You don't just "try things." You run tests with clear hypotheses, controlled variables, and defined success criteria. You know the difference between a real signal and noise, and you're disciplined about kill criteria. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you rely on intuition over data or struggle to document and systematize your testing process. A cross-functional partner. You work effectively with SEO, product, design, and analytics without needing to own those functions. You proactively share learnings, ask for input, and keep paid aligned with the broader growth system. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer to run your channel independently or find cross-team coordination draining. AI-native. You use AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, platform AI features like Advantage+) not just to write copy faster but to rethink how you work: generating and stress-testing creative hypotheses, building performance analysis frameworks, identifying audience patterns, and keeping pace with a channel that's changing faster than any manual workflow can handle. You have opinions on what's actually useful versus hype, and you're building that muscle actively. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you're skeptical of AI tools, treat them as a writing shortcut only, or prefer manual workflows. A portfolio thinker. You can hold multiple audiences, markets, service categories, and funnel stages in your head simultaneously without mixing them up. You allocate budget and tailor creative strategy based on where unit economics hold not by running one playbook across everything. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer focusing on a single audience or market at a time, or find context-switching between variables with different economics frustrating. This Role Is NOT A brand strategy role: This is performance marketing measured against unit economics. You'll care about brand consistency, but your KPIs are CAC and LTV:CAC, not brand awareness or reach. A big-budget DTC role: We're a profitable marketplace with seasonal swings, not a VC-funded brand burning cash on awareness. Every dollar needs to prove its return, and budgets flex with marketplace dynamics. A solo act: You won't control the full funnel. Landing pages, onboarding flows, and conversion tracking depend on Product, Engineering, and Design. You'll need to influence and partner effectively. A pure manager who delegates execution: There's no team yet. For the first phase, you're the one in platform, building campaigns, analyzing data, and making decisions. If you need a team under you to do the work before you can add value, this isn't the right fit. A set-it-and-forget-it role: Between seasonality, two-sided marketplace dynamics, and portfolio complexity across audiences, markets, and service categories, your strategy will need constant adjustment. If you want a stable, repeatable playbook, this will frustrate you. Benefits Base salary . click apply for full job details

What began as an idea between two brothers to open a Mexican restaurant has since grown into one of the largest, privately held Taco Bell franchisees in America. At Border Foods, we work with a people-first mantra. From cooks to cashiers to restaurant managers and beyond, we work together to bring to life the Core Values of Border Foods. Welcome to our family where you will continue to learn, evolve, and shape what comes next on our mission of making lives better. At Border Foods, our purpose is to Make Lives Better and it is at the foundation of all that we do. We are proud of our family culture that develops people and provides career growth in pristine restaurants where people aspire to work, guests desire to dine where Live Más comes to life. Your role as a Team Member is to feed people's lives with Más. You'll feed customers with great tasting food and provide great service, so our customers keep coming back! You're a representation of the brand in everything you do. What's in it for you? -Flexible scheduling -Top pay in the industry -Education programs, including GED and Tuition Reimbursement offerings -Scholarship opportunities -Medical/Dental/Vision benefits offered for all positions - even part-time! -Free food! -Vacation Time (Paid Time Off) -Vacation Donation Program -An incredible culture that encourages career growth and support Team Member Responsibilities: Food Champion - Prepare food ingredients - Assemble food orders and check to make sure orders are correct - Package products - Maintain a clean, safe work environment - Be knowledgeable about menu items and promotions Service Champion - Greet customers in the restaurant - Take orders - Handle payments and thank customers - Maintain a clean, safe working and dining environment - Be knowledgeable about menu items and promotions Priority Sequence - Safety - Service - Cleaning - Stocking Physical Demands: The physical demands for this position are sits, stands, bends, lifts, and moves intermittently during working hours. These physical requirements may be accomplished with or without reasonable accommodation. The duties of this position may change from time to time. Border Foods reserves the right to add or delete duties and responsibilities at the discretion of Border Foods or its managers. This job description is intended to describe the general level of work being performed. It is not intended to be all-inclusive. Border Foods is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer of Minorities, Women, Protected Veterans, and individuals with Disabilities and does not discriminate based on gender identity or sexual orientation. "You are applying for work with a franchisee of Taco Bell, not Taco Bell Corp. or any of its affiliates. If hired, the franchisee will be your only employer. Franchisees are independent business owners who set their own wage and benefit programs that can vary among franchisees." $10 per hour - $20 per hour

Job DescriptionJob Description About LawnStarter LawnStarter is the nation's leading on-demand marketplace for lawn care and outdoor services, with over $100M in annual bookings. We're expanding beyond lawn care to become the one-stop shop for all home services, and paid social is one of our next major bets to scale both customer and provider acquisition across both sides of the marketplace. About Growth at LawnStarter Growth is where LawnStarter's customer and provider acquisition engine gets built. We own organic, paid, and partner channels and work cross-functionally with lifecycle and sales to maximize funnel conversion. Paid social is a high-potential channel for us: we've proven it can work, but we haven't had a dedicated owner to turn it into a scalable, predictable growth lever. That's the opportunity. Requirements The Role You'll own paid social acquisition for both sides of LawnStarter's marketplace homeowners and service providers across multiple markets and service categories while keeping spend profitable on each side. The core channels are Meta, TikTok, and YouTube. Over time, this role could extend to interrupt channels like streaming (Hulu, connected TV) and other push formats. This is a hands-on, execution-heavy role. You'll own the full funnel: top-of-funnel awareness, mid-funnel consideration, bottom-funnel conversion, and remarketing. You'll build campaigns, design test plans, manage budgets across geographies and seasons, and turn performance data into decisions. This is a Director-level hire. We expect this person to own the channel end-to-end executing directly at first, then building and leading a team as the channel scales. We're not hiring a specialist to execute someone else's strategy. We're hiring someone who can build it, own it, and eventually scale it through people. What makes this role different: Multi-audience, multi-geography: You'll run campaigns across multiple audiences, markets, and service categories with different unit economics. Cookie-cutter playbooks won't work. Performance over brand: Every dollar is measured against unit economics (CAC, LTV:CAC). You'll need to think like a finance person as much as a marketer. Two-sided acquisition: You're running two parallel acquisition programs homeowners and service providers each with different creative, messaging, audiences, and success metrics. The balance between them matters: oversupply and undersupply both hurt the business. Most paid social directors have never had to manage both sides of a marketplace simultaneously. What You'll Own Paid social strategy and execution: Full-stack ownership of acquisition campaigns for both homeowners and service providers across Meta, TikTok, and YouTube, including structure, creative direction, audience strategy, bidding, and budget allocation. These are two distinct funnels with different creative, messaging, and economics you'll own both. Full-funnel ownership: You're not just running conversion campaigns. You'll build and manage campaigns across the entire funnel: top-of-funnel to drive awareness and demand, mid-funnel to nurture consideration, bottom-funnel to convert, and remarketing to re-engage. Each stage requires a different creative approach, bidding strategy, and success metric. Testing machine: A repeatable framework for creative, audience, and funnel experiments. That includes detecting creative fatigue early (volume dropping while CAC rises is a signal, not bad luck) and rotating before performance degrades. Budget and performance management: Active management of spend by audience, geography, and service category, hitting performance targets while navigating seasonal swings. Cross-channel partnership: Working with SEO, Paid Acquisition, Product, Design, and Analytics to ensure paid social fits into a larger growth system, not an isolated silo. You'll have direct access to a video editor who can cut, resize, and produce creative assets. Your job is to brief and direct that output, not produce from scratch. Platform expansion: Meta, TikTok, and YouTube are your core platforms. Over time, this role could extend to streaming (Hulu, connected TV) and other push formats you'll lead the evaluation and build-out of each new channel with the same rigor you apply to the core three. Team building: Once you have a handle on the channel, you'll define the roles needed to scale it and hire the team beneath you. That includes setting the bar for what good looks like, onboarding the people you hire, and building a function not just running campaigns. Problems to Solve Marketplace conversion isn't a constant Conversion economics shift based on pro supply availability, market maturity, and season. A campaign that performs in a mature market won't translate to one we're still seeding. You need a targeting and budget strategy that accounts for that variability, not one that ignores it. Build the creative testing system We don't have a mature creative testing pipeline for paid social today. You'll build it: hypothesis, brief, test, learn, iterate, and make it repeatable. The challenge is building rigor without building bureaucracy. Know when to pull back Paid social has a natural efficient window. As spend scales, CAC rises. The right move is pulling back before the data forces your hand, not chasing volume past the point of profitability. If you need to be told when to stop, this role will frustrate you. Balance a multi-service, multi-market, two-sided portfolio We're scaling into new service categories with different seasonal profiles and economics on both sides. Customer LTV varies dramatically by market our best markets produce 4x the LTV of our worst and provider supply depth varies just as much. You'll need to allocate budget across customer and provider acquisition, services, and geographies simultaneously, concentrating spend where unit economics hold on both sides and cutting where they don't. Who You Are Performance-obsessed. You live in the data. You check dashboards daily, dig into cohort analysis when something looks off, and make budget decisions based on unit economics, not vanity metrics. You can explain a CAC trend to a finance partner as fluently as you explain creative performance to a designer. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer brand-building metrics or are uncomfortable being held to hard efficiency targets. A structured experimenter. You don't just "try things." You run tests with clear hypotheses, controlled variables, and defined success criteria. You know the difference between a real signal and noise, and you're disciplined about kill criteria. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you rely on intuition over data or struggle to document and systematize your testing process. A cross-functional partner. You work effectively with SEO, product, design, and analytics without needing to own those functions. You proactively share learnings, ask for input, and keep paid aligned with the broader growth system. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer to run your channel independently or find cross-team coordination draining. AI-native. You use AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, platform AI features like Advantage+) not just to write copy faster but to rethink how you work: generating and stress-testing creative hypotheses, building performance analysis frameworks, identifying audience patterns, and keeping pace with a channel that's changing faster than any manual workflow can handle. You have opinions on what's actually useful versus hype, and you're building that muscle actively. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you're skeptical of AI tools, treat them as a writing shortcut only, or prefer manual workflows. A portfolio thinker. You can hold multiple audiences, markets, service categories, and funnel stages in your head simultaneously without mixing them up. You allocate budget and tailor creative strategy based on where unit economics hold not by running one playbook across everything. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer focusing on a single audience or market at a time, or find context-switching between variables with different economics frustrating. This Role Is NOT A brand strategy role: This is performance marketing measured against unit economics. You'll care about brand consistency, but your KPIs are CAC and LTV:CAC, not brand awareness or reach. A big-budget DTC role: We're a profitable marketplace with seasonal swings, not a VC-funded brand burning cash on awareness. Every dollar needs to prove its return, and budgets flex with marketplace dynamics. A solo act: You won't control the full funnel. Landing pages, onboarding flows, and conversion tracking depend on Product, Engineering, and Design. You'll need to influence and partner effectively. A pure manager who delegates execution: There's no team yet. For the first phase, you're the one in platform, building campaigns, analyzing data, and making decisions. If you need a team under you to do the work before you can add value, this isn't the right fit. A set-it-and-forget-it role: Between seasonality, two-sided marketplace dynamics, and portfolio complexity across audiences, markets, and service categories, your strategy will need constant adjustment. If you want a stable, repeatable playbook, this will frustrate you. Benefits Base salary . click apply for full job details

Immediate Openings - Paid Poll & Rewards Participants PollsRewards partners with leading brands and research organizations that need real consumer opinions. Sign up, take quick polls from your phone or computer, and earn rewards you can redeem for cash or gift cards. What You'll Do: Complete quick online polls and opinion surveys - most take under 10 minutes Share your preferences on consumer products, entertainment, food, travel, and more Earn points for every poll completed that convert directly to cash or rewards Receive notifications when new high-paying polls are available Compensation: $0.50 - $5.00 per poll depending on length Bonus rewards for completing daily streaks and featured polls Redeem for PayPal cash, Amazon gift cards, Visa prepaid cards, and more Active users typically earn $150 - $400/month Who This Is For: Anyone 18+ in the United States looking for easy supplemental income No experience, resume, or interview required Complete polls during your commute, lunch break, or while watching TV Great for people who want to earn in small pockets of free time How to Get Started: Click "Apply Now" to register your free account. Your first poll will be available within minutes of signing up. This is a freelance polling and rewards opportunity, not traditional employment. Earnings depend on poll availability and participation volume.

$5,000.00 Sign on bonus Life stuck in neutral? Kick it into drive by driving one of our trucks! Competitive weekly income, 401K plan, paid holidays, paid vacations, and even paid birthdays! We've been around for over 70 years and this could be the last job you ever have to apply for. Come join our team! Schedule: Sunday night through Friday morning 11pm start time. At least one overnight per week. Starting hourly rate of $27.00-28.00 per hour. Sign on bonus to be paid out in two installments, first payment of $2,500.00 would be paid out after 6 months of employment and the other $2,500.00 to be paid out at one year work anniversary. Amazing benefits JUST FOR YOU: Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance benefits available on the first of the month following your date of hire! 401K retirement plan. Uniforms and safety shoes provided. Paid Vacation, Holiday, Birthday and Personal time. What you'll do: Handle 2" to 3" hoses pumping out grease trap materials unto truck. Clean area around tanks. Perform other duties as assigned. Pump up your life while driving for Mahoney Environmental! What you need to drive: A valid CDL Class A with Tanker Endorsement (or willing to get). 3 years of commercial driving experience with your CDL. Air Brake Endorsement. Good driving record. Safety risk rating within Mahoney acceptable standards. DOT certified medical card. The ability to lift, push or pull 100 lbs. on a repetitive basis. Why you should join the Mahoney family: To work for a successful, expanding company that prides itself in developing its people - there's room in our company for you to grow! A stable and safe work environment - we've been around for more than 70 years! A competitive starting salary paid weekly with amazing benefits. Drive your career path forward and accelerate your dreams by driving one of our trucks! Working Conditions: Work outdoors in different weather conditions. Exposure to used cooking oil odors. Possible exposure to high traffic conditions and/or tight driving areas. Handling grease coated equipment. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to the individual's race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, genetic information, status as a military veteran or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. Powered by JazzHR Compensation details: 27 Hourly Wage PI9a26f8a5-

Description: Looking for a career that makes a meaningful difference? If you are passionate about supporting adults with serious mental illness and ensuring their nutritional needs are met as part of a therapeutic residential program, COMHAR invites you to join our team as a Food Service Technician. Play a key role in helping residents thrive by providing safe, nutritious meals within a supportive, structured environment. Full-Time Walnutport, PA 18088 Area Rate: $16.82/HR Shift: Monday-Friday 7:00AM-3:00PM Job Summary COMHAR's Long Term Structured Residences (LTSR) provide 24/7 residential and intensive treatment supports for adults with psychiatric and health-related needs. These therapeutic programs deliver a variety of services, including individual and group therapy, psychiatric evaluation, medication management, crisis intervention, and peer support. Residents live in a structured environment that promotes skill development, independence, and stabilization of psychiatric and physical health symptoms. The Food Service Technician contributes to this therapeutic environment by ensuring residents receive healthy, balanced meals and safe food service practices that support their overall recovery and well-being. Key Responsibilities The Food Technician/trainer works from a recovery framework within the team providing assistance in building cooking skills, nutritional meal plan education, cultural competence and trauma informed care to help individuals obtain their recovery goals. Preparation of residents' meals, ensuring that each resident is served a balanced and nutritional diet. Partnering with nursing staff and individuals to ensure that nutritious meals are prepared and planned and those individual dietary guidelines are considered and followed. Maintaining proper documentation of special diets. Preparation of weekly menus at least one week in advance for review by Nurse Manager. Posting of menu within the LTSR. Maintenance of menu file. Training individuals in: nutrition; menu planning; food preparation; appropriate storage of food and supplies; safety standards throughout all food preparation and storage areas; food shopping; inventory of food and supplies and orders food and supplies in sufficient quantities for weekly meals, etc. Such training will occur in both group and individual settings. Such skills will be necessary as individuals move on to less restrictive settings. Maintenance of a clean and safe kitchen, kitchen appliances, and storage areas. Wet mopping kitchen floor at the end of each shift worked. Ordering and shopping of food supplies in partnership with individuals. Dating all incoming food supplies, maintenance of food inventories. Ensuring that all food purchasing is in compliance with budgetary provisions. Providing Director and Nurse a list of all goods intended for purchase for approval. Partnering with individuals to serve meals, set tables, dismantle tables, and clean up after meals. Preparing tray service for residents who are unable to be served in the dining room for any reason. Ensuring that all kitchen knives and other potentially dangerous appliances are secured at all times when not in use. Employees are eligible for generous benefit options including but not limited to: Full-time and Part-time employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package including medical, vision, and dental insurance, life and disability coverage, a 403(b) retirement plan, paid time off, tuition reimbursement, an employee assistance program, and additional voluntary options such as disability, accident, and pet insurance. This is based on employment status Requirements: Food Service Technician Requirement: High School Diploma or GED required Safe Serve Certificate required-COMHAR will assist any candidate hire on complete the certification. Current Driver's License; satisfactory driving record; eligible to operate program vehicles. Experience working with individuals with serious mental illness, behavioral health needs, or justice involvement preferred but not required-COMHAR provides training. About COMHAR: COMHAR is a nonprofit human-services organization dedicated to empowering individuals, families, and communities to live healthier, self-determined lives. Our mission is: "To provide health and human services that empower individuals, families and communities to live healthier, self-determined lives." Serving the Philadelphia region since 1975, COMHAR provides a wide continuum of behavioral health, intellectual and developmental disability, substance use, and social support services. With programs that include outpatient treatment, residential services, community-based recovery centers, supportive housing, and specialized services for children, families, and diverse populations, COMHAR delivers person-centered care rooted in dignity, respect, and community integration. Today, COMHAR's team supports more than 5,500 people each month, helping individuals build stability, independence, and meaningful connections in their communities. COMHAR strictly follows a zero-tolerance policy for abuse. COMHAR is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We maintain a drug-free workplace. COMHAR, Inc. is a not-for-profit community-based health and human service organization founded in 1975. We do not discriminate in services or employment on the basis of race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, past or present receipt of disability-related services or supports, marital status, veteran status, or any other class of persons protected by federal, state or local law. Compensation details: 16.82-16.82 Hourly Wage PIa05897c2243d-2376

Job DescriptionJob Description About LawnStarter LawnStarter is the nation's leading on-demand marketplace for lawn care and outdoor services, with over $100M in annual bookings. We're expanding beyond lawn care to become the one-stop shop for all home services, and paid social is one of our next major bets to scale both customer and provider acquisition across both sides of the marketplace. About Growth at LawnStarter Growth is where LawnStarter's customer and provider acquisition engine gets built. We own organic, paid, and partner channels and work cross-functionally with lifecycle and sales to maximize funnel conversion. Paid social is a high-potential channel for us: we've proven it can work, but we haven't had a dedicated owner to turn it into a scalable, predictable growth lever. That's the opportunity. Requirements The Role You'll own paid social acquisition for both sides of LawnStarter's marketplace homeowners and service providers across multiple markets and service categories while keeping spend profitable on each side. The core channels are Meta, TikTok, and YouTube. Over time, this role could extend to interrupt channels like streaming (Hulu, connected TV) and other push formats. This is a hands-on, execution-heavy role. You'll own the full funnel: top-of-funnel awareness, mid-funnel consideration, bottom-funnel conversion, and remarketing. You'll build campaigns, design test plans, manage budgets across geographies and seasons, and turn performance data into decisions. This is a Director-level hire. We expect this person to own the channel end-to-end executing directly at first, then building and leading a team as the channel scales. We're not hiring a specialist to execute someone else's strategy. We're hiring someone who can build it, own it, and eventually scale it through people. What makes this role different: Multi-audience, multi-geography: You'll run campaigns across multiple audiences, markets, and service categories with different unit economics. Cookie-cutter playbooks won't work. Performance over brand: Every dollar is measured against unit economics (CAC, LTV:CAC). You'll need to think like a finance person as much as a marketer. Two-sided acquisition: You're running two parallel acquisition programs homeowners and service providers each with different creative, messaging, audiences, and success metrics. The balance between them matters: oversupply and undersupply both hurt the business. Most paid social directors have never had to manage both sides of a marketplace simultaneously. What You'll Own Paid social strategy and execution: Full-stack ownership of acquisition campaigns for both homeowners and service providers across Meta, TikTok, and YouTube, including structure, creative direction, audience strategy, bidding, and budget allocation. These are two distinct funnels with different creative, messaging, and economics you'll own both. Full-funnel ownership: You're not just running conversion campaigns. You'll build and manage campaigns across the entire funnel: top-of-funnel to drive awareness and demand, mid-funnel to nurture consideration, bottom-funnel to convert, and remarketing to re-engage. Each stage requires a different creative approach, bidding strategy, and success metric. Testing machine: A repeatable framework for creative, audience, and funnel experiments. That includes detecting creative fatigue early (volume dropping while CAC rises is a signal, not bad luck) and rotating before performance degrades. Budget and performance management: Active management of spend by audience, geography, and service category, hitting performance targets while navigating seasonal swings. Cross-channel partnership: Working with SEO, Paid Acquisition, Product, Design, and Analytics to ensure paid social fits into a larger growth system, not an isolated silo. You'll have direct access to a video editor who can cut, resize, and produce creative assets. Your job is to brief and direct that output, not produce from scratch. Platform expansion: Meta, TikTok, and YouTube are your core platforms. Over time, this role could extend to streaming (Hulu, connected TV) and other push formats you'll lead the evaluation and build-out of each new channel with the same rigor you apply to the core three. Team building: Once you have a handle on the channel, you'll define the roles needed to scale it and hire the team beneath you. That includes setting the bar for what good looks like, onboarding the people you hire, and building a function not just running campaigns. Problems to Solve Marketplace conversion isn't a constant Conversion economics shift based on pro supply availability, market maturity, and season. A campaign that performs in a mature market won't translate to one we're still seeding. You need a targeting and budget strategy that accounts for that variability, not one that ignores it. Build the creative testing system We don't have a mature creative testing pipeline for paid social today. You'll build it: hypothesis, brief, test, learn, iterate, and make it repeatable. The challenge is building rigor without building bureaucracy. Know when to pull back Paid social has a natural efficient window. As spend scales, CAC rises. The right move is pulling back before the data forces your hand, not chasing volume past the point of profitability. If you need to be told when to stop, this role will frustrate you. Balance a multi-service, multi-market, two-sided portfolio We're scaling into new service categories with different seasonal profiles and economics on both sides. Customer LTV varies dramatically by market our best markets produce 4x the LTV of our worst and provider supply depth varies just as much. You'll need to allocate budget across customer and provider acquisition, services, and geographies simultaneously, concentrating spend where unit economics hold on both sides and cutting where they don't. Who You Are Performance-obsessed. You live in the data. You check dashboards daily, dig into cohort analysis when something looks off, and make budget decisions based on unit economics, not vanity metrics. You can explain a CAC trend to a finance partner as fluently as you explain creative performance to a designer. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer brand-building metrics or are uncomfortable being held to hard efficiency targets. A structured experimenter. You don't just "try things." You run tests with clear hypotheses, controlled variables, and defined success criteria. You know the difference between a real signal and noise, and you're disciplined about kill criteria. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you rely on intuition over data or struggle to document and systematize your testing process. A cross-functional partner. You work effectively with SEO, product, design, and analytics without needing to own those functions. You proactively share learnings, ask for input, and keep paid aligned with the broader growth system. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer to run your channel independently or find cross-team coordination draining. AI-native. You use AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, platform AI features like Advantage+) not just to write copy faster but to rethink how you work: generating and stress-testing creative hypotheses, building performance analysis frameworks, identifying audience patterns, and keeping pace with a channel that's changing faster than any manual workflow can handle. You have opinions on what's actually useful versus hype, and you're building that muscle actively. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you're skeptical of AI tools, treat them as a writing shortcut only, or prefer manual workflows. A portfolio thinker. You can hold multiple audiences, markets, service categories, and funnel stages in your head simultaneously without mixing them up. You allocate budget and tailor creative strategy based on where unit economics hold not by running one playbook across everything. This is unlikely to be a good fit if you prefer focusing on a single audience or market at a time, or find context-switching between variables with different economics frustrating. This Role Is NOT A brand strategy role: This is performance marketing measured against unit economics. You'll care about brand consistency, but your KPIs are CAC and LTV:CAC, not brand awareness or reach. A big-budget DTC role: We're a profitable marketplace with seasonal swings, not a VC-funded brand burning cash on awareness. Every dollar needs to prove its return, and budgets flex with marketplace dynamics. A solo act: You won't control the full funnel. Landing pages, onboarding flows, and conversion tracking depend on Product, Engineering, and Design. You'll need to influence and partner effectively. A pure manager who delegates execution: There's no team yet. For the first phase, you're the one in platform, building campaigns, analyzing data, and making decisions. If you need a team under you to do the work before you can add value, this isn't the right fit. A set-it-and-forget-it role: Between seasonality, two-sided marketplace dynamics, and portfolio complexity across audiences, markets, and service categories, your strategy will need constant adjustment. If you want a stable, repeatable playbook, this will frustrate you. Benefits Base salary . click apply for full job details