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Apple just secretly added Starlink satellite support to iPhones through iOS 18.3.

One of the biggest potential winners? Mode Mobile.

Mode’s EarnPhone already reaches 490M+ users that have earned over $1B, and that’s before global satellite coverage. With SpaceX eliminating "dead zones," Mode's earning technology can now reach billions more in unbanked and rural populations worldwide.

Their global expansion is perfectly timed, and investors like you still have a chance to invest in their pre-IPO offering at $0.52/share.

With their recent 32,481% revenue growth and newly reserved Nasdaq ticker, Mode is one step closer to a potential IPO.

Please read the offering circular and related risks at invest.modemobile.com. This is a paid advertisement for Mode Mobile’s Regulation A+ Offering.

Mode Mobile recently received their ticker reservation with Nasdaq ($MODE), indicating an intent to IPO in the next 24 months. An intent to IPO is no guarantee that an actual IPO will occur.

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If you've been holding out for a marketing role at a company you'd actually brag about, this is the week to start applying. Right now, five of the biggest names in tech are hiring across product marketing, brand, growth, and creative, and every single one of these roles pays six figures.

We dug through the postings, verified the salary ranges directly from each listing, and pulled together the eight strongest openings for marketers who want their next move to come with real brand equity behind it. Here's what's open, what it pays, and why it's worth your Sunday afternoon to put together an application.

Why This Matters Right Now

Marketing hiring at the largest tech companies tends to run in waves — teams get budget approval, headcount opens up, and then a cluster of roles hits the market within days of each other. That's exactly what's happening this week. Microsoft, Meta, Google, Amazon, and Salesforce all have active marketing searches posted within the last seven days, several within the last 24 hours. If you're job hunting, tight windows like this are when the best opportunities move fastest.

The Roles

Senior Product Marketing Manager – Zero Trust — Microsoft

Redmond, WA (Hybrid) · $106,400–$203,600/yr (up to $137,600–$222,600/yr in the SF Bay Area or NYC)

Microsoft is looking for someone to help shape cross-portfolio messaging for its Zero Trust security strategy, including a growing focus on securing AI systems. This is a high-visibility individual contributor role that sits at the intersection of product, engineering, and go-to-market, a strong fit if you want security or enterprise SaaS experience on your resume. 🔗 Apply here

Scaled Business Growth — Meta

New York, NY (On-site) · $161,000–$227,000/yr

Meta's Scaled Business Growth team works on the marketing and growth strategies that help millions of businesses succeed on Meta's platforms. It's a data-heavy, high-impact role for someone who wants to work at massive scale. 🔗 Apply here

Senior Creative Technologist, Events and Experiences — Google

Los Angeles, CA (On-site) · $171,000–$247,000/yr + 20% bonus target

This one's for the marketers who also code. Google is hiring a creative technologist to build interactive demos and experiences for some of its highest-profile launch moments in the US. If you've got a portfolio that blends design, prototyping, and technical chops, this is a rare hybrid role. 🔗 Apply here

Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Bee — Amazon

San Francisco, CA (On-site) · $157,100–$212,600/yr

Bee is the wearable AI startup Amazon recently acquired, and it's still operating with startup speed inside a Fortune 500 machine. This role owns positioning, launches, social, and community for the product, a great pick if you want startup-style ownership with Amazon-level resources behind you. 🔗 Apply here

Senior Copywriter, Customer & Brand Partnerships Creative — Salesforce

Chicago, IL (Hybrid) · $143,400–$216,900/yr

Salesforce's Global Brand & Creative team is hiring a senior copywriter to lead storytelling across customer case studies and co-branded partnership campaigns. If your superpower is turning complex B2B outcomes into copy that actually makes people stop scrolling, this is your role. 🔗 Apply here

Product Marketing Director — Salesforce

Seattle, WA (Hybrid) · $164,000–$261,500/yr

The highest-paying role on this list. Salesforce needs a director to drive adoption of its AI agent products (Agentforce), working across product, sales enablement, and customer success. This is a strategic leadership seat, not just an execution role. 🔗 Apply here

Consumer Product Marketing Manager — Meta

New York, NY (On-site) · $130,000–$188,000/yr

A second Meta opening, this one focused on consumer-facing product marketing in New York. Great option if you want Meta on your resume but prefer a more traditional product marketing scope than the Scaled Business Growth role above. 🔗 Apply here

Sr. Lifecycle Manager, Amazon Gaming - Luna — Amazon

Culver City, CA (On-site) · $142,800–$193,200/yr

Amazon Luna, the cloud gaming service, is hiring someone to build its player lifecycle marketing program from scratch — segmentation, retention campaigns, reactivation strategy, all of it. If you love gaming and CRM/lifecycle marketing, this role was built for you. 🔗 Apply here

A Few Notes Before You Apply

All eight roles above are genuinely marketing functions, we filtered out sales, procurement, and unrelated roles that happened to match a "Marketing" keyword search. Every salary listed comes straight from the job posting itself, not an estimate. Most of these companies note that final compensation can vary by experience and location, and several also include bonus, equity, or RSUs on top of the base ranges shown.

A couple of these postings are nearing a week old, so if you're interested, don't wait, high-visibility roles at companies like these can pull hundreds of applicants within days.

Found a role you're applying to? Drop a comment and let us know; we love seeing our community land these. Follow for more curated drops from the biggest names in the industry. 🚀

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