Developer Marketing Manager

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Serbia / Almaty / Armenia / Baku / CIS / Georgia / CyprusFull-TimeMiddle

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Job Details

Languages: Fluent in both Russian and English
Experience: 3–5 years

Requirements

3–5 years of marketing experience, ideally in developer relations, B2B tech marketing, or gaming industry marketing.
Strong understanding of local game development ecosystems and communities.
Proven ability to run multi-channel campaigns and event marketing programs.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with experience working in cross-functional and global teams.
Comfort in working closely with technical content and understanding developer needs.
Fluent in both Russian and English, with excellent written and spoken communication skills.
Willingness to travel for regional events and community activities, primarily across the CIS region.

Responsibilities

Implement the global Developer Marketing strategy in your assigned region, tailoring campaigns to local developer audiences and market trends.
Manage and execute regional developer marketing initiatives, including event participation, online campaigns, and community programs.
Partner with regional Developer Evangelists to promote lighthouse integration cases and success stories.
Coordinate Xsolla’s participation in major regional developer conferences and events.
Organize and promote regional hackathons, meetups, and community gatherings.
Localize and adapt global developer marketing content for regional audiences.
Extend Xsolla’s presence into key regional game developer communities, supporting community programs and partnerships.
Monitor and report on campaign reach, engagement, ROI, and integration conversions.

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