Lead Marketing Campaigns Manager

GitLab is the intelligent orchestration platform for DevSecOps, enabling organizations to enhance developer productivity and accelerate digital transformation. The Lead Marketing Campaigns Manager will define and evolve GitLab's Global Campaigns function, partnering with various teams to drive product-led growth and expansion revenue globally while setting strategic and operational standards.

Responsibilities:

• Help define the next operating model for GitLab's Global Campaigns function, including how strategy is set, how programs are scoped and resourced, how performance is measured, and how the team partners with Product, Growth, and Regional Campaigns across geographies
• Build the frameworks, playbooks, and measurement models that the broader campaigns organization will use to plan and execute at scale, evolving today's approaches into a more repeatable system designed for global reach
• Own the strategic direction for GitLab's global upsell and expansion campaign portfolio, using it as the flagship proof point for the evolved operating model
• Partner with Product Growth, Product Marketing, Sales, and Revenue leadership to shape expansion strategy upstream, influencing packaging, pricing motions, and go-to-market sequencing
• Partner with Regional Campaigns, Localization, and international GTM leaders to ensure global campaigns are designed for regional activation, with the right adaptability built in for AMER, EMEA, APAC, and LATAM markets
• Lead high-visibility integrated campaigns that span multiple product tiers, audiences, and geographies, including new motions where goals and success criteria still need to be defined
• Own the analytics, experimentation, and budget strategy for expansion campaigns, including attribution, incrementality testing, funnel diagnostics, and the investment decisions that determine where campaign dollars drive the highest return
• Set the bar for technical and strategic quality across the team, mentoring Senior and Lead campaign managers and raising the overall capability of the function
• Represent Global Campaigns in executive forums, translating performance into clear business narratives and aligning leaders on expansion priorities across regions

Requirements:

• Deep B2B SaaS marketing experience, with a track record of leading integrated campaign strategy for product-led growth, customer expansion, or upsell motions
• Direct experience evolving a marketing function's operating model, shaping how a team plans, executes, and measures its work, not just running campaigns within an existing system
• Experience operating globally, with a track record of building or scaling campaigns across multiple regions and partnering effectively with regional GTM teams
• A history of leading ambiguous, multi-quarter initiatives end to end, from identifying the opportunity through execution, measurement, and iteration
• Proven ability to influence Product, Growth, Sales, and Marketing leaders at the VP and C-level, including shaping decisions well beyond direct ownership
• Strong analytical depth combined with budget ownership, with hands-on use of attribution modeling, incrementality testing, cohort analysis, and funnel diagnostics to guide campaign investment decisions and reallocate spend toward what's working
• Technical fluency with developer, DevOps, or platform engineering audiences, and the ability to translate technical value into campaign strategy that resonates
• Experience setting standards for a marketing function, mentoring senior individual contributors, and raising the bar on strategic quality
• Fluency working across modern marketing automation, CRM, and analytics stacks such as Marketo, Iterable, and Salesforce, applied to measurement and experimentation rather than execution
• Experience in DevOps, developer tools, or open source ecosystems, preferred
• A background that spans product marketing, growth, and lifecycle marketing, preferred
• Having been a key contributor on a prior team that strengthened how its campaigns function operated, preferred