Starlink Communications Manager (Campaign Management) at SpaceX
- In Bastrop, TX.
SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars. STARLINK COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER (CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT) The Communications Manager owns the data, logic, and reporting that run consumer email: audience definitions, targeting rules, eligibility and offer logic, conditional content, and conversion measurement. The role keeps that logic current against product and brief, validates audiences before send, and documents sources, decision rules, and results so every program is reproducible in production. That stack powers the full consumer email lifecycle: evergreen, promotional, nurture, abandoned cart, and related pre-purchase sequences, plus platform-based automated post-purchase email, install/activation messaging, and upsell/upgrade programs. The manager builds thematic and behavior-triggered follow-ups (Reliability, Hardware, Pricing, and similar) and segment-specific campaigns (Residential, Roam, market). A/B tests run as repeatable production campaigns, with the manager owning who gets which offer, the campaigns themselves, and the reporting that shows what converted. High-complexity templates, launch-driven updates (for example India), and production reliability live in this role as documented, shared systems. The manager keeps programs running in production. RESPONSIBILITIES: Own audience definitions, targeting rules, eligibility logic, nested conditionals, and conversion reporting for consumer email; keep them current against product and brief. Validate and document sources, decision rules, and results so every send is reproducible and auditable in production Issue a write-up for each campaign, confirm it matches requirements before go-live, and own ongoing performance reporting after instrumentation: dashboards and regular reporting on sends, clicks, attributed orders, conversion vs. …