[Remote] Talent Brand Experience Manager

Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses, and they are seeking a Talent Brand Experience Manager to shape how candidates perceive and experience Stripe. This role involves managing the Employer Value Proposition, driving recruitment marketing programs, and collaborating across various teams to enhance Stripe's employer brand.


Responsibilities

  • Own and evolve Stripe's Employer Value Proposition (EVP), including the messaging matrix and visual design system, ensuring it is consistently applied across all candidate and employee touchpoints
  • Lead the redesign and ongoing evolution of Stripe's careers site (stripe.com/jobs), serving as the candidate advocate and People team representative on the project team
  • Develop and execute recruitment marketing campaigns and programs, partnering with external agencies to create compelling, data-informed content that reaches and engages target talent audiences and upholds Stripe’s brand
  • Build and maintain recruiter enablement resources — including team landing pages, toolkits, and talent intelligence — that equip recruiters with the messaging, competitive insights, and tools to effectively pitch Stripe to candidates
  • Drive EVP measurement through brand studies and ongoing reporting, using data to track Stripe's employer brand health, set benchmarks, and report progress against company OKRs
  • Manage and grow strategic external partnerships to expand Stripe's employer brand reach and visibility
  • With the Communications team, support Stripe leadership visibility programs, enabling leaders to build their personal brand on LinkedIn and other platforms to attract top talent
  • Manage two agency relationships across multiple programs, partnering closely with Finance, Procurement, and Legal to manage the vendor relationship and investments
  • Operate as a program management expert across the Talent Brand portfolio, driving multiple concurrent projects from strategy through execution with clarity, rigor, and accountability
  • Produce regular reporting on recruitment marketing performance — including reach, engagement, and sentiment — to inform strategy and demonstrate impact

Skills

  • 8+ years of experience in employer branding, talent brand, recruitment marketing, or a closely related field
  • Proven track record of managing complex, cross-functional programs and projects with multiple stakeholders and competing priorities
  • Experience developing and activating an Employer Value Proposition (EVP), including messaging and creative application across candidate touchpoints
  • Strong ability to influence and drive alignment without direct authority, across all levels of an organization including senior leadership
  • Experience managing external agency relationships and overseeing creative and research deliverables
  • Demonstrated experience managing and stewarding significant budgets
  • Strong analytical skills with the ability to define metrics, interpret data, and use insights to inform strategy and report on program impact
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with a sharp eye for brand voice, messaging, and content quality
  • Experience in employer branding or recruitment marketing at a high-growth technology company
  • Familiarity with recruiting tools and platforms such as Gem and LinkedIn Talent Solutions
  • Experience working with design tools such as Figma, or working closely with creative teams and brand studios
  • Experience with event marketing or candidate-facing event programs
  • Familiarity with content creator or media partnerships as part of a brand strategy
  • Experience using or managing AI tools to support content generation or operational workflows
  • Experience working with or alongside a communications or brand function in a matrixed organization

Company Overview

  • Stripe is a financial technology company that provides online payment processing and payment infrastructure for businesses. It was founded in 2010, and is headquartered in South San Francisco, California, USA, with a workforce of 5001-10000 employees. Its website is https://stripe.com.

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