About the role
Hey there! We’re Fever , the world’s leading tech platform for culture and live entertainment. Our mission? To democratize access to culture and entertainment. With our proprietary cutting-edge technology and data-driven approach, we’re revolutionizing the way people engage with live entertainment. Every month, our platform inspires over 300 million people in +55 countries (and counting) to discover unforgettable experiences while also empowering event creators with our data and technology, helping them scale, innovate, and enhance their events to reach new audiences. Our results? We’ve teamed up with major industry leaders like Netflix, F.C. Barcelona, and Primavera Sound, presented international award-winning experiences, and are backed by several leading global investors! Impressive, right? To achieve our mission, we are looking for bar-raisers with a hands-on mindset who are eager to help shape the future of entertainment! Ready to be part of the experience? Now, let’s discuss this role and what you will do to help achieve Fever’s mission.
About
the role Marketing is one of Fever's largest investments, and this role exists to answer the question the whole company relies on: does it actually work, and why? You'll follow efficiency across the full chain, from how much we spend and where, through the channel mix and platform setup, down to the creatives themselves. At our scale, a single structural improvement or one well-designed experiment can be worth millions. The hard part is deciding under uncertainty. Ground truth is often unobservable, clean experiments are not always possible, and calls have to be made with imperfect data. Your value is bringing scientific method to exactly that: forming hypotheses, making your assumptions explicit, and designing the experiments that reveal what genuinely drives incremental results. When a clean test is not feasible, you triangulate across methods instead. The domain is technical. You'll need to understand how Meta's and Google's delivery algorithms decide where budget flows, how pixels and conversion signals shape what they optimize toward, and how attribution windows distort what you see. You don't need a marketing background. You need real curiosity about how these systems work and the analytical depth to connect them back to business outcomes. To be clear about what this is not : it is not a media-buying or campaign-management role, and it is not a model-building data-science role. It's for a pragmatic problem-solver who wants to know the truth behind the numbers.