Platform Expert

Marketing today runs on creative, and the teams doing it best understand that creative is both an art and a science. Rather than shipping ads and hoping they land, they build systems to understand what's driving performance, then turn those insights into repeat successes.

Motion is built to help teams do exactly that. Our platform helps marketing teams understand which of their online ads are performing best and why, so they can ship more winners across Meta, Linked In, Tik Tok, and You Tube.

We found product-market fit as an analytics platform, then dove headfirst into AI over the past couple of years, and that bet is paying off: our valuation has nearly tripled in two years, and we now help some of the world's top ecommerce and DTC brands and agencies, like Vuori, AG1, and Hex Clad, turn insights into results.

▶️ Learn more about the Motion product AND meet our new AI agent, Runneth 👋

We're an ambitious team with big goals, and we're looking for talented people to help us shape the future of AI-powered marketing! Our founders have built successful companies before, including alongside several of the people now at Motion. A number of teammates chose to build again here — a reflection of the trust, culture, and conviction behind what we’re building.

When a customer hits a wall inside Motion, you're the person who gets them moving again. Platform Experts work with our CSMs to take care of top DTC brands and agencies like Vuori, AG1, and Hex Clad. Think of it as support, but more strategic. You're not reading from a script or just escalating tickets up a chain. You're figuring out what's actually wrong, fixing it with AI at your side, and teaching the customer about creative strategy along the way.

It's the front lines of the company, and the best seat in the house for learning how this industry really works.

Your day starts in Intercom. Every customer conversation ends up there, whether it came in through Slack or the app. You go through the two unassigned inboxes and answer whatever came in overnight. We answer fast; there's a first-response SLA, and we take it seriously. Then you work through your own inbox, which is mostly open loops: a dev you're waiting on, a customer who owes you a screenshot.

Some mornings this takes an hour. Some mornings it takes three.

The rest of the day is mostly customer conversations, and the good ones go beyond the question that was asked. Someone asks how to filter a report, and the real answer is how the best brands set up that report so they can make creative decisions faster. You're also the link to product. You track open bugs with the dev team, chase them until they're fixed, and pass customer feedback to the product team to influence the roadmap, because you hear more of it than anyone at Motion.

The downtime in between, you spend training Fin and Runneth (our AI agents) + building new systems. Joel, one of our Platform Experts, recently built a Runneth routine that scans the inboxes overnight and leaves triage notes, so the morning sweep gets a little faster every day. That's really the whole job: answer today's questions well, then build things so tomorrow's questions answer themselves.

The elite of the elite love to be coached hard. They don't just tolerate feedback, they seek it out. They want to get a little better every day, and they treat a tough note on their work as a gift, because it is one.

That's the kind of team we're building. In return, you get real investment: direct coaching from people who've done the job well, fast feedback, and a manager whose superpower is caring deeply and showing it. We don't coach hard because we're harsh. We coach hard because we take your growth seriously, and we expect you to take it seriously too.

If your reaction to that is "finally," keep reading.

Motion went all-in on AI, and the bet is paying off. Our valuation has nearly tripled in two years, and Runneth, our AI agent, is now at the center of how customers work. This role sits in the middle of that.

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