Marketing jobs in New York

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• Digital Marketing Executive

  Ova Technologies · New York, NY

  Jooble

• Entry Level Marketing Specialist

  Alphabe Insight Inc · New York, NY

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• Digital Marketing Manager

  Ricavvo · New York, NY

  Jooble

• Marketing Content Coordinator

  On The Stage · New York, NY

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• Digital Marketing Manager

  Stack AI · New York, NY

  Jooble

• Marketing Campaign Coordinator

  On The Stage · New York, NY

  SmartRecruiters

• Marketing Specialist

  Acumen Advisory Consulting Llc · New York, NY

  Jooble

• Client Solutions Manager, Performance & Expansion, Marketing Solutions

  LinkedIn · New York, NY

  SmartRecruiters

• Marketing Assistant I

  Brandcoven · New York, NY

  Jooble

• Marketing Science Senior Strategist

  LinkedIn · New York, NY

  SmartRecruiters

• Marketing Manager

  BPM-PR Firm Is Hiring · New York, NY

  Jooble

• Director of Content & Audience Marketing

  Informa Group Plc. · New York, NY

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Applying for marketing roles in New York

What the market looks like

US applications are CV-led and metrics-heavy; cover letters are optional at many employers but decisive at the ones that read them. No photo, no date of birth, no marital status — conventions that are normal in Europe are a red flag here.

What the job pays

Language

English throughout.

What marketing employers look for

Evidence that you moved a number: budget owned, channel performance, pipeline or revenue influenced. Marketing CVs fail most often by describing responsibilities instead of outcomes.

Common questions

Do I need to speak the local language for marketing jobs in New York?

English throughout.

Do I need a work permit to take a job in New York?

You need existing work authorisation or employer sponsorship. Most US applications ask whether you are authorised to work and whether you will need sponsorship, and both questions are usually screening questions rather than formalities.

What do employers in New York expect from an application?

US applications are CV-led and metrics-heavy; cover letters are optional at many employers but decisive at the ones that read them. No photo, no date of birth, no marital status — conventions that are normal in Europe are a red flag here.

Before you apply

• Why am I not getting interviews? — the five causes, in the order they actually occur.
• The ATS-proof CV checklist — twelve checks before you submit.
• How to write a cover letter that gets read — one argument, not a list of achievements.