Performance Marketing Specialist

SAIT’s Marketing department works to share the right message, in the right place, at the right time with prospective students, industry and the community. Join a creative team that leads the institutional marketing and recruitment plan to deliver cohesive and impactful experiences across every touchpoint – from digital channels to in-person events.  

 

Job classification: A5068 - Information Officer II

Salary range: $64,994.80 - $84,579.95. Placement within the range is typically based upon a review of skills, experience, and internal equity. 

Hours per week: 36.25

Paid leave: 3 weeks vacation per year

Deadline to apply: 4:00PM, November 5th, 2026

 

Reporting to the Manager, Strategic Marketing, you will coordinate and champion marketing and digital campaigns in support of your assigned schools, departments, and programs. You are a creative and tactical marketing professional with a track record for inbound campaigns that drive customer/student acquisition.

You are a trend-seeker, and more importantly, a trend-setter. Your campaigns are cutting-edge and innovative. As a member of the Marketing team, you are responsible for envisioning, developing and leading marketing campaigns that generate leads. As a performance marketing specialist, you will utilize social media, web, mobile and traditional marketing channels to reach your target audiences. Targeting is key to your success. You never run a campaign without a way to measure it with a keen focus on customer acquisition as the most important metric. You analyze your campaigns and make adjustments along the way.

You have exceptional communication skills with a proven ability to cultivate strong relationships and partnerships with various stakeholders including prospective students, parents, alumni, partners, faculty, staff, and suppliers. In ensuring client satisfaction, you show a passion for quality and attention to detail. You are recognized as a community and consensus builder and work to create a collaborative environment leading to extensive stakeholder buy-in and engagement. You are patient when you need to be, and bold when the objectives require it.