Integrated Brand Campaign Lead

About OnX

We’re a team of builders, adventurers, and risk takers using technology to help people confidently explore the outdoors. Driven by our mission to awaken the adventurer inside everyone, we build products that optimize every outdoor experience and inspire confidence to get out and go further. We’re a high‐growth tech company. The pace is fast, the work takes grit, and ambiguity is part of the job.

As the world changes around us, we adapt—continuously evolving how we build, prioritize, and deliver. Our business moves quickly and gives real opportunity to shape what we build next. Each of our verticals—Hunt, Offroad, Backcountry, and Fish—are at different stages of maturity, meaning challenges and impact vary. We operate with an experimentation mindset, continually iterating and improving how we solve problems.

We expect our people to use the latest tooling, including AI, thoughtfully and responsibly, pairing human judgment with technology to increase quality, speed, and impact. Our impact comes to life through the products we build, the stories of our customers, and our commitment to land stewardship and recreational access.

onX is seeking an Integrated Brand Campaign Lead to oversee the strategy, development, and execution of high‐impact, integrated brand marketing efforts that build awareness, consideration, and long‐term brand equity among objective‐oriented outdoor enthusiasts. Sitting at the intersection of brand strategy, integrated campaign leadership, and people management, you will own complex, cross‐functional brand initiatives and shape how onX shows up across paid, owned, and earned channels.

You will directly manage one Brand Manager and hold end‐to‐end ownership of the integrated parent brand campaign portfolio, inclusive of strategy, prioritization, sequencing, and results across the broader portfolio. This newly defined role has meaningful scope, visibility, and influence—designed for a senior integrated marketer who can lead complex campaign work today while building the systems, standards, and operating rhythms that enable brand marketing excellence over time.

You must bring high autonomy, strong execution discipline, and enterprise‐aware judgment. This role reports to the Director of Brand.

• Own year‐long integrated brand campaign strategy, narrative expression, and execution that ladders into the one‐year integrated brand plan delivered by the Brand Director.
• Translate approved brand priorities into cohesive campaign strategies, briefs, channel plans, and go‐to‐market execution across paid, owned, and earned touchpoints.
• Build and manage campaign workbacks, briefs, decision milestones, launch plans, and post‐launch learning loops that keep complex work moving with clarity and accountability.
• Ensure campaign work is integrated and sequenced across parent‐brand and vertical marketing priorities so onX shows up with focus and consistency rather than fragmentation.
• Operate as a player‐coach across the broader portfolio—equally comfortable building strategy, writing brief, managing workback, leading the meeting, and pushing the final decision across the line—while continuing to execute selected high‐priority initiatives directly.
• Help shape how onX approaches integrated brand campaign development as a discipline, establishing practical planning principles, briefing standards, trade‐off criteria, decision frameworks, and operating rhythms.

• Serve as the senior brand campaign lead across cross‐functional partners—Creative, Vertical Marketing, Business Intelligence, Channel, Public Relations and Communications, Product Marketing, and Operations—aligning stakeholders around priorities, timelines, trade‐offs, and success measures.
• Identify where parent‐brand campaigns should extend into vertical businesses and where they should not, connecting parent‐brand storytelling to distinct vertical audiences without flattening relevance.
• Operate with a first‐team mindset, balancing parent‐brand goals, vertical business needs, and enterprise trade‐offs rather than optimizing…