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Looking for a marketing job in Seattle? Choose from 28 open roles at 9 employers. Explore real salary data and skills breakdown across remote, hybrid and on-site roles.
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In the week to 4 October, 24 marketing roles were open in Seattle at 7 employers. 7 new roles were posted during the week. Of the roles that say how they work, 4% are remote or hybrid.
Marketing roles make up a small minority of what is listed on the board in Seattle. Among those postings, the balance sits firmly toward experienced candidates: most carry a senior designation, and director-level openings account for roughly a fifth. Lead and manager titles each represent a small share. A substantial portion of roles appeared within the past two weeks, with roughly a quarter posted this week alone, suggesting a reasonably active recent period. All openings come from a small number of employers, and every role on the board is concentrated among the five largest hirers. There is not yet enough weekly history to describe a direction over time.
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Marketing professionals in technology companies typically work across product positioning, campaign planning, content strategy, and go-to-market execution. In a city where major technology employers anchor the local economy — including one of the world's largest e-commerce and cloud companies headquartered in South Lake Union, and a prominent software company nearby in Redmond — marketing teams often operate close to engineering and product functions. Research institutions such as Ai2 and the University of Washington's Allen School create a background of technically informed audiences, which tends to push local marketing work toward content that engages developers, researchers, and technically literate buyers.
The skills mentioned across these descriptions lean heavily technical for a marketing context. References to large language models and AI agents appear in roughly half of postings or more, and Python, Java, and C++ are each mentioned in close to half. Advanced academic credentials appear frequently. This suggests many of these roles sit at the intersection of product marketing and AI research, requiring candidates who can engage credibly with technical subject matter and communicate it to specialist audiences.
The location picture for these roles is almost entirely on-site. Nearly all of the postings that state a working arrangement specify in-person work, with hybrid arrangements covering a small minority. Remote work does not appear among the roles listed here. Candidates should expect regular presence at an employer's Seattle offices.
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