Digital Marketing Manager, APAC
Sendbird
| Company | Sendbird |
| Category | Marketing |
| Location | Seoul |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Manager |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 9 May 2026 |
| Last verified | 11 Aug 2026 |
| Source | Employer ATS (greenhouse) |
Description
The Company
Delight.ai is on a mission to build the AI workforce of tomorrow. For over a decade, we built the infrastructure behind conversations—chat, voice, video, messaging APIs—and became the #1 CPaaS platform for in-app communications. 4,000+ brands trust us. 7 billion messages flow through our platform every month. 300 million monthly active users.
In December 2024, we made the full strategic pivot to AI-first customer experience. By February 2025, we’d launched our AI agent for enterprise CX—built on a decade of conversation data, now with intelligence on top. And in November 2025, we rebranded to Delight.ai.
Why Digital Marketing Manager, APAC?
APAC represents 33% of our qualified pipeline target for FY27. We’re building out demand generation across Korea and the broader region, and we need someone who can own it end-to-end: paid media, email, webinars, and the localization quality that makes everything land correctly in-market. We’re looking for a marketer who knows the Korean B2B landscape, moves with urgency, and uses AI tools to punch above their weight—not because it’s trendy, but because it’s how you keep pace with what this role demands.
The Role
You’ll own digital demand generation for Korea, working closely with the APAC Field Marketing Lead to execute paid media campaigns, email programs, and webinars—while also serving as the quality gate on localized marketing assets. This role is for marketers who think in pipelines, not just programs, and want their impact measured in revenue, not impressions.
You might be this person if:
You think in funnels — awareness, consideration, conversion — and you naturally ask “what does this do for pipeline?” before anyone else does
You’ve run a paid media campaign that didn’t just hit delivery targets but actually moved qualified leads through the funnel
You use AI tools in your daily workflow—for content drafting, campaign analysis, reporting—and you’ve figured out how to get more done without sacrificing quality
You’ve owned a webinar end-to-end—from promotion to follow-up—and the pipeline it generated was something you could actually point to
You need to have:
6–10 years of experience in B2B marketing, digital marketing, or a related field
Hands-on experience running paid media campaigns on LinkedIn, Google, or similar platforms
Practical experience with email marketing platforms such as Marketo, HubSpot, Pardot, or equivalent
Strong project management skills with the ability to manage multiple programs simultaneously without dropping balls
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in both Korean and English
Working proficiency with AI tools—ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or similar—applied to real marketing tasks: content drafting, data summarization, workflow automation, or campaign analysis
What you’ll actually do:
Own local paid media strategy and execution in Korea—recruiting and managing the local agency, planning campaigns across paid social, display, and syndication, and optimizing spend against pipeline outcomes
Run regional email marketing programs aligned with global strategy: build and deploy eDMs and newsletters with local nuance, use AI tools to accelerate content production, and track engagement to continuously improve
Plan and execute webinars for the Korean market from end to end—promotion, registration, delivery, and follow-up—using AI-assisted workflows to automate the repeatable parts
Serve as the final QA layer on marketing assets translated by the localization team, ensuring accuracy, cultural relevance, and brand consistency before anything goes live
Partner with Marketing Ops and Revenue Operations to ensure proper campaign setup, lead routing, attribution, and reporting across digital and field programs
Use AI to automate recurring reporting tasks, surface insights from campaign data, and free up time for higher-lever