Marketing Ops & Analytics Manager - Bangalore at Flagright.com

About Flagright: Flagright is an AI operating system for financial crime compliance used globally by Fortune 500 companies, large banks, fintechs, and fast growing startups. Flagright enables real-time risk detection, automated investigations, and intelligent decisioning, helping compliance teams operate at their full potential in the fight against financial crime. We operate as a lean, high-performance team with high individual ownership and direct access to leadership. Role overview: Our Marketing team drives our brand presence across target markets. From customer engagements to integrated campaigns, they champion Flagright’s story, drive pipeline acceleration, and help customers discover our value through strategic, impactful programs. We are hiring a Marketing Ops & Analytics Manager in Bangalore to build and own the operating system behind that growth. You will define how marketing is measured, how data flows across systems, and how pipeline is created, tracked, and understood across the funnel. This role is about enabling better decisions. You will design the frameworks, enforce standards, and build the visibility needed for Marketing and Sales to operate with clarity and accountability. You will be expected to bring structure, maintain high standards for data and measurement, and ensure that marketing performance reflects real pipeline impact, not vanity metrics. People who thrive at Flagright: - Have been knocked down before and gotten back up - Are resourceful—they figure things out with whatever tools are available - Have strong opinions and can defend them - Learn fast because they're hungry - Want to work with no-BS people building something important People who struggle here: - Need extensive hand-holding - View high expectations as “unreasonable” - Actually prioritize work-life balance - Can’t handle ambiguity or rejection - Prefer consistent routine over fast-changing priorities Key responsibilities: - Own campaign taxonomy, naming, and reporting architecture across field, ABM, performance, content, and lifecycle - Design and manage lifecycle stages, routing logic, SLAs, lead/account status rules, and handoff governance with sales - Build executive dashboards across pipeline, conversion, budget, and program performance - Develop attribution models that reflect multi-touch, enterprise buying behavior - Audit and maintain high data quality across campaigns, sources, and funnel tracking - Partner with Finance, RevOps, and Marketing on planning, forecasting, and budgeting - Instrument experiments so performance and growth decisions are measurable and not anecdotal - Uphold high standards for analytics by guiding stakeholders away from low-value reports and flawed attribution approaches Who we are looking for: - A true builder operator, not just a dashboard analyst and not just a systems admin - Strong hands-on experience in B2B SaaS marketing operations across CRM, marketing automation, attribution, routing, taxonomy, and funnel governance - Deep understanding of account-level and opportunity-level measurement, beyond lead-level reporting - Ability to simplify complexity into clear, scalable processes the team can easily adopt - Comfortable operating in ambiguity, with the ability to define and build systems from the ground up - Highly detail-oriented with strong commercial judgment on where precision matters most - Able to provide clear, constructive guidance on reporting and process decisions, maintaining high standards for data quality and analytical rigor - Based in Bangalore with right to work in India (visa sponsorship not available) Preferred experience - Experience working with finance or RevOps in a company moving upmarket What we offer: - Product with clear, real-world differentiation - High-bar environment focused on execution, learning, and continuous improvement - Get equity from day 1 at a Y Combinator startup - Work alongside a highly competent, top-tier team, including professionals from Y Combinator, ex AWS, and Palantir - Enjoy a low-bureaucracy environment, minimal meetings, and an asynchronous communications culture