Senior Manager, Web Strategy

Company: Rev.com
Location: Austin
Posted on: September 17, 2020

Job Description:

Rev is a startup based in San Francisco and Austin building the most technologically-advanced platform for freelance work. We're looking for enthusiastic and talented people to join us in creating work opportunities for millions of people around the world.

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We are interested in every qualified candidate who is eligible to work in the United States. However, we are not able to sponsor visas.

About Rev

Rev is the largest and most popular voice-to-text service in the world with more than 170,000 customers globally. Recognized widely as the most accurate and fastest service of its kind, Rev helps anyone capture insights from voice, connect with audiences, and turbocharge productivity. Powered by a large and vibrant community of freelancers, Rev uses artificial intelligence tools to turn speech into text at unparalleled low cost. The company is obsessed with making the power of voice accessible to everyone, all while creating fulfilling work-from-home jobs powered by AI.

Founded by MIT engineers in 2010, Rev has raised capital from top-tier Silicon Valley VCs. We have 175+ employees (and growing) with offices in San Francisco and Austin. Our business is scaling on all fronts and our mission is to continue to hire the planet’s most passionate and talented individuals for our teams!

About the Position

Rev is looking for a Senior Manager, Web Strategy to join our team. As a seasoned professional you will be responsible for supporting the customer journey across Rev’s web properties. In this role, you will work cross-functionally with marketing, design, product, and engineering to deliver delightful web experiences for the self-serve and enterprise buyers.

Responsibilities

Provide leadership on the overall customer journey across the web

Coordinate with business stakeholders and engineering teams to gather and manage requirements

Plan and execute a comprehensive web roadmap for the self-serve and Enterprise buyer

Coordinate across teams to design, development, test, and maintain web content

Ensure compatibility across various devices and operating system versions

Define requirements for the marketing technology and process for managing content on the site

Create a strategy that enables experimentation/optimization and evangelize for a data-driven web strategy

Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) and User Experience (UX) testing, reduce friction points for site users & customers

Qualifications

5+ years of experience managing customer-facing web applications

Proven track record of managing project roadmaps from conception through successful release

Strong empathy for creating fluid, intuitive web/mobile user experiences

Knowledgeable of modern web and mobile architecture, B2C and B2B performance optimization, and web analytics

Experience working with a variety of CMS solutions, examples include Webflow, Wordpress, Drupal, Contentful, Joomla, Magento

Experience working with technical SEO teams & knowledge of SEO performance & page speed requirements

Experience leading diverse teams of developers, designers, ops leads, etc. to achieve business objectives

Comfortable measuring website performance and optimizing performance improvements

Health Insurance through Blue Cross Blue Shield

Dental & Vision Insurance through Guardian

Stock Options (5 yr vest)

401k

$1000 yearly training, education, and workshop budget

Commuter benefits - Pretax commuter account for parking and public transportation

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