Marketing Jobs in London, UK

Looking for a marketing job in London? Choose from 113 open roles at 55 employers. Explore real salary data and skills breakdown across remote, hybrid and on-site roles.

113 Open roles
55 Companies hiring

The market for Marketing in London

As of 23 September, 15 marketing roles are open in London at 9 employers. 1 new roles have been posted since 21 September. Of the roles that say how they work, 33% are remote or hybrid.

Among the marketing roles listed on the board for London, seniority is notably high: half sit at senior level, with a substantial share at lead level and a smaller portion at director level. That means entry-level and mid-level openings are relatively scarce compared with senior ones. Hiring is spread across the week, with a meaningful share of postings added within the past month, though a notable portion are older than that. Employer concentration is worth noting: most of the roles on the board come from a small number of organisations, so the active hiring pool is fairly narrow at this moment. Because there is not yet enough weekly history, no direction over time can be described.

How recently the open roles were posted

This week 1
Last week 1
Two weeks ago 1
Three weeks ago 1
One to two months ago 6
Two to three months ago 1
Earlier 4

Figures are measured every Monday.

What do Marketing in London work on?

Marketing roles in technology and AI companies cover a wide range of specialisms, from product and growth marketing to brand, content, and demand generation. In a city like London, which hosts research institutes such as the Alan Turing Institute and commercial AI operations including Google DeepMind's London presence, marketing professionals frequently work alongside technical and policy teams. Many roles involve communicating complex products or research findings to diverse audiences โ€” developers, enterprise buyers, policymakers, and the general public. Campaign measurement, audience segmentation, and working closely with product and sales functions are common threads. Teams vary in size, but marketing typically sits within a cross-functional structure and collaborates directly with engineering, design, and leadership.

Skills and experience employers ask for

The skills mentioned in these descriptions lean more technical than is typical for marketing roles. Python and APIs appear in a large share of postings, alongside cloud platforms and tools associated with AI systems such as large language models and agents. A/B testing and evaluation also appear frequently, suggesting that data-driven experimentation is valued. SQL and TypeScript feature in a meaningful portion. Candidates who can bridge marketing strategy with quantitative analysis, and who are comfortable reading or contributing to technical work, are likely to stand out.

A/B testing 24%
APIs 20%
Agents 19%
SQL 14%
Go 12%
Python 12%
Evaluation 11%
AWS 6%
TypeScript 5%
Statistics 5%
Master's degree 5%
LLMs 4%

Marketing roles that state a salary

The employers' own advertised ranges, for individual roles at different levels โ€” not an average and not a market rate.

London office, hybrid or remote?

On-site work is the dominant arrangement among the roles listed here that state a work mode, accounting for roughly two thirds of them. A smaller but notable share specify hybrid working. Remote-only roles make up a small minority. London marketing roles in AI and technology are therefore predominantly office-based, reflecting the collaborative and fast-moving nature of many of the organisations hiring.

Make your application specific to the work

  1. Read the full description carefully Marketing roles on this board vary widely in technical depth and seniority. Check whether the posting emphasises data skills, product knowledge, or brand work before tailoring your application.
  2. Prepare evidence of analytical work With Python, A/B testing, and SQL appearing frequently in descriptions, having concrete examples of data-driven campaigns or experiments will strengthen your case, even for roles that are not purely technical.
  3. Research the organisation's audience Many London AI employers โ€” from research-facing bodies to commercial platforms โ€” address highly varied audiences, so showing you understand who they are trying to reach will matter in interviews.
  4. Check the work-mode arrangement early Most roles here are on-site or hybrid, so confirm location expectations before applying to avoid mismatches with your own situation.

Questions about Marketing jobs in London

The roles listed here come from a relatively concentrated set of employers. London's AI ecosystem includes national research institutes, university-affiliated initiatives, large technology companies with dedicated London bases, and government bodies with technical remits, all of which occasionally hire marketing talent.

Not universally, but the skills mentioned in current descriptions suggest a meaningful number of employers value familiarity with tools like Python, SQL, and APIs. These may reflect the technical nature of the products being marketed rather than a strict requirement for every candidate.

At present, the balance of roles listed leans heavily toward senior and lead-level positions, with director-level roles also represented. Entry-level openings are less common among current listings.

A small minority of the roles that state a work mode are fully remote. The majority expect on-site or hybrid attendance, so candidates should expect some in-person presence to be the norm.

A/B testing is a method of comparing two versions of a campaign, message, or product feature to see which performs better with an audience. It appears in descriptions here because data-driven experimentation is a common way technology companies measure and improve their marketing efforts.

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