Go-To-Market Manager
Freelancer Technology
Go-To-Market Manager
Freelancer Technology
Online marketplace matching businesses with freelancers
Freelancer.com · Taguig, Philippines · Full-time · Posted 2026-07-02
Salary: unknown currency 900,000–1,000,000
Workplace: on_site
Escrow.com is the world's largest provider of secure online payments, having safely processed more than US$8 billion in transactions for some of the world's largest marketplaces and platforms – including Shopify, GoDaddy, and eBay. Based in San Francisco with a growing team across the US, Australia, and the Philippines, we handle high-value transactions across domains, IPv4 addresses, M&A, luxury goods, and business-to-business e-commerce.
We're looking for a hands-on GTM Manager to own how Escrow.com brings new products, features, and partnerships to market – and how we activate and grow those partnerships once they're live.
This role sits at the intersection of Marketing, Sales, and Partner Success. You'll build the collateral that gets partners live, track how well they're integrated through a structured activation scorecard, and work directly with our Marketing and Communications team to create content that drives awareness and adoption.
The right person for this role is as comfortable writing a landing page as they are briefing a motion designer. They think in campaigns and frameworks, not just tasks. And they care about whether a partner is actually getting value from the integration – not just whether the paperwork is signed.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Partner activation and co-marketing
Product and feature launches
Shopify ecosystem
Performance tracking
Preferred
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Freelancer Technology runs an online marketplace that connects businesses with a global pool of freelancers across more than 1,800 skills. Clients post job listings for free, and freelancers submit bids, often within seconds, creating multiple quotes to choose from. Payments are handled through milestone-based transactions to ensure work quality before funds are released, providing security for both sides. Revenue mainly comes from fees charged to freelancers, including a share of project costs and optional premium services, with additional enterprise solutions for large organizations. The platform differentiates itself by being the world's largest freelancer network with about 50 million registered users, a broad range of skills, and options for enterprise-scale project management and recruitment. The goal is to offer a practical, cost-effective way for businesses to outsource work and for freelancers to find steady opportunities at scale.
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