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Scopely is seeking an Associate Product Marketing Manager to support the Monopoly GO! game, a worldwide phenomenon with tens of millions of players. This hybrid role (2 days/week in Culver City) offers the opportunity to work with a world-class marketing team across North America and Europe on one of the mobile gaming industry's most successful titles.
You will support go-to-market planning and campaign execution for seasonal content, in-game events, new product features, and major IP collaborations. Key responsibilities include partnering with Product, LiveOps, User Acquisition, CRM, and Community teams to keep launches on track; driving creative development for marketing campaigns including trailers, key art, and promotional assets; managing timelines and approvals with internal creative teams and external agencies; supporting app store promotional initiatives across App Store and Google Play; coordinating with external licensors on IP collaborations; and developing deep expertise in Monopoly GO!'s roadmap and live operations.
You will serve as a primary point of contact between internal stakeholders, external partners, and creative teams, ensuring assets meet guidelines and deadlines. The role requires strong project management, cross-functional collaboration, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced, evolving live-service gaming environment.
Required: Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Business, Communications, Advertising, or related field; 2–3 years of product marketing, brand marketing, project management, or similar experience; passion for games and live-service environments; excellent organizational and communication skills; ability to manage multiple projects and stakeholders simultaneously; strong attention to detail and ownership mindset. Preferred: experience in gaming or entertainment, AAA or mobile games, creative development, licensed IP partnerships, app store platforms, or user acquisition.
