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Alma

Delivers retail BNPL and installment payments

Lifecycle Marketing Manager

Growth MarketingUpdated on Nov 10
Full-timeParis, FranceNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of experience in lifecycle, customer relationship management, or marketing automation across both B2B and B2C.
  • Have run B2B programmes alongside Sales or Account Management across portfolios of more than 1,000 accounts.
  • Have built consumer activation and engagement journeys at scale.
  • Turn business goals into audience segments, timing, and messaging, and demonstrate the revenue impact of previous programmes.
  • Have hands-on experience with a modern customer engagement platform such as Braze, Customer.io, Iterable, or an equivalent; build journeys, segments, and personalization independently, and understand the strengths and limitations of the tools.
  • Pull segments and results from a business intelligence tool such as Looker or equivalent, design tests with control groups, and understand data flows between a customer relationship management system, a data warehouse, and a marketing platform.
  • Have owned cross-functional projects involving several teams without formal authority and be able to prioritize competing demands.
  • Write at a native level in French and be fluent in English.

Responsibilities

  • Design and run revenue-driving lifecycle journeys for lead nurturing, onboarding, activation of signed merchants who have not taken a first payment, retention, and win-back.
  • Use segments built on live data, including industry, size, country, total payment volume, and product usage, to reach merchants with appropriate messages and timing.
  • Run a yearly campaign calendar covering seasonal moments, product launches, and credit upsell alongside always-on journeys, with clear communication-pressure rules; begin with email and add in-app messaging, point-of-sale materials for in-store merchants, and other channels when supported by data.
  • Develop lifecycle communications for Alma's consumer products, starting alongside merchant lifecycle work and scaling as the consumer business grows.
  • Help select a customer engagement platform, making a case for Braze, Customer.io, or another suitable tool.
  • Audit current lifecycle activity, decide what to rebuild, improve, or discontinue, and plan the platform transition to avoid interrupting key communications.
  • Define the data model, consent management, and deliverability setup with the Growth Engineer and Data team, then switch off HubSpot marketing on schedule.
  • Use control groups and A/B tests by default, and report on activations, reactivations, and influenced total payment volume rather than open rates.
  • Build segments and analyses and share findings with Sales, Account Management, and Revenue Marketing.
  • Coordinate shared campaigns across Sales, Account Management, Operations, Product Marketing, Brand, and Legal; own the brief-to-delivery workflow, set its pace, and arbitrate decisions.
  • Enable other teams to handle simple communications using templates, tone of voice, and operating rules, allowing focus on revenue-driving programmes.
  • During the first three months, audit current lifecycle workflows, onboarding emails, and tools; recommend and define the target platform setup with the Growth Engineer; keep priority campaigns running while preparing the transition.
  • By month six, have onboarding, activation, and retention journeys running on the new platform with control groups, switch off HubSpot marketing, and share a yearly campaign calendar with Sales, Account Management, and Product Marketing.

Desired Qualifications

  • Having led or contributed to a customer engagement platform migration is a strong asset.
  • Have set up Braze, Customer.io, or a similar platform from scratch, or helped choose one.
  • Have set up email deliverability, including sending domains, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and IP warm-up.
  • Already use artificial intelligence in daily work for copywriting, quality assurance, or analysis.
  • Have worked in fintech, payments, a card launch, or with retail merchant networks.
  • Speak Spanish, Italian, or German.

About the Company

Alma

Delivers retail BNPL and installment payments

Alma offers deferred and installment payment options for online and in-store retail, allowing merchants to provide BNPL-like choices to customers. Its products include installment payments in 2, 3, or 4 installments and deferred payments of 15 or 30 days. Alma charges a transparent fee per transaction and takes on 100% of the risk for unpaid installments, guaranteeing merchants receive full payment for every order. This risk assumption and fee structure aim to simplify merchant onboarding and cash flow. The key differentiator is that Alma guarantees merchant payments by covering the risk of customer default, enabling a wide range of retailers—from small independents to large department stores and franchises—to offer flexible payment options without exposing merchants to credit risk. The company's goal is to increase conversion rates and average order value by making purchases more accessible to a broader customer base through flexible payment terms.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$674.1M
Headquarters
Neuilly-sur-Seine, France
Founded
2018

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