Director, Email Deliverability

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PostscriptEmail Marketing

This is a fully remote position and can be based in the US or Canada.Full-TimeDirector

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Experience: 8+ years

Requirements

8+ years of dedicated email deliverability experience, ideally at an ESP, CDP, or high-volume sending platform.
Deep technical command of email authentication standards including SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and BIMI.
Expertise in IP and domain warming, sender reputation, and feedback loops.
Hands-on experience diagnosing and remediating blocklistings and inbox-placement problems for bulk senders.
Fluency with Google Postmaster Tools, Yahoo Sender Hub, and 2024+ Gmail/Yahoo/Microsoft bulk-sender requirements.
Strong understanding of e-commerce/DTC brands and email-driven revenue.
Consultant's instinct to translate complex technical concepts for non-technical marketers.
Player-coach mindset with the ability to build processes from scratch.
Comfortable working in a fast-paced, early-stage, and AI-forward environment.
Outstanding written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

Own Postscript's end-to-end email deliverability strategy including IP pool architecture, domain strategy, and sending models.
Design and manage IP and domain warming programs to get new senders to volume quickly and safely.
Establish and enforce authentication standards (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI) and DMARC alignment.
Monitor sender reputation, inbox placement, and blocklist activity, and lead rapid remediation.
Serve as the senior deliverability expert for brands, auditing programs and building remediation plans.
Partner with Product and Engineering to build deliverability tooling, monitoring, and infrastructure.
Establish feedback loops, Postmaster Tools, and reporting systems.
Hire, mentor, and lead a team of deliverability specialists as the function matures.

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