Digital Marketing Manager

Responsibilities

• Own Docker's paid media strategy and execution across paid search, paid social, display, and programmatic, with LinkedIn and Google as primary channels, tied to quarterly pipeline and efficiency targets rather than lead volume.
• Own audience and ABM targeting end to end: first-party and install-base audiences, matched target-account lists, function, seniority, and title targeting, suppression, and retargeting, all aligned to Docker's enterprise ICP.
• Own paid search directly: ad-group and keyword architecture, negative-keyword discipline, bid strategy, and spend efficiency, including not paying for terms Docker already ranks for organically.
• Own budget allocation and return on ad spend across channels, with continuous testing and reallocation toward the best-performing programs and disciplined pausing of what is not working.
• Own landing-page and conversion-path quality in partnership with Web and Marketing Operations: campaign-specific destinations, working forms and CTAs, and A/B testing of creative, audiences, and pages.
• Serve as the strategic point of contact for Docker's paid media agency. Set direction, briefs, GTM context, ICP, and audiences; QA the work; and hold the agency accountable to results.
• Partner with Integrated Campaigns and Product Marketing to land Tier 01 product launches and ABM programs through paid, with the right assets, messaging, and destinations for each audience and buying stage.
• Build and maintain performance dashboards using advanced attribution, and own paid media reporting and QBRs for Growth Marketing and marketing leadership.
• Keep paid programs current with Docker's product evolution and positioning, refreshing or retiring creative and offers as the portfolio and messaging change.
• Partner with Marketing Operations on tracking, lead routing, and data integrity across all paid programs.

Requirements

• 5+ years in B2B paid media, performance marketing, or digital demand generation, ideally at a

Benefits

Additional Information

Docker has been one of the most loved brands in developer tooling, trusted by more than 20 million monthly users and over 20 billion container image pulls. From solo founders to the world's largest companies, developers rely on Docker to build, share, and run their applications across our suite of products including Docker Desktop, Docker Hub, and Docker Scout. We are a globally distributed, remote-first team building the tools that define how software gets built and delivered. As AI agents redefine software development, Docker is at the center of that shift, providing the sandboxed environments, verified images, and secure infrastructure that make autonomous workflows trustworthy by default. Docker's Growth Marketing team turns developer momentum into enterprise pipeline, and paid media is one of the most direct levers we have. It is how we put Docker's launches, our security and AI story, and our enterprise value in front of the right buyers at the right moment, and how we turn budget into measurable pipeline. This role owns Docker's paid media engine end to end across paid search, paid social, display, and programmatic, with LinkedIn and Google as the primary channels and Reddit and emerging channels in the mix. As Digital Marketing Manager, you own the function from strategy through execution and reporting: audience and ABM targeting, channel and budget strategy, campaign build and optimization, landing-page and conversion-path quality, and the measurement that connects every dollar of spend to pipeline. You are the strategic point of contact for our paid media agency, setting direction and holding the work to a high bar rather than handing it off. You report to the Head of Digital Marketing within Growth Marketing and partner daily with Integrated Campaigns, Product Marketing, Marketing Operations, Web, and Developer Relations. What Success Looks Like Success is measured the way the business measures it: pipeline generated and the efficiency of the spend that generated it, not lead volume or cost per lead in isolation. You own a number, not a volume of activity. You can look at the account on any given day and know which programs are producing qualified pipeline, which are not, and what you are changing as a result. You are fluent in the full measurement chain, from platform conversion tracking through to closed-loop attribution in Salesforce, and you defend pipeline quality over vanity metrics. You keep campaigns current with where Docker's product and positioning actually are, so paid always reflects what we are selling now. And you bring a testing discipline that compounds: clear hypotheses, clean reads, and budget reallocated toward what works.

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