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Marketing Administrator

Austin

Tired of reading these employment ads and wondering where the RIGHT opportunity is for you? Here are the simple reasons you WANT to work at Pluckers.

 

We have among the best pay and benefits in the restaurant business:

  • Our health insurance is among the best in the industry and we cover 100% of health, dental and vision for corporate office employees.
  • 15 paid vacation/personal days off every year, plus paid holidays!
  • Free meals at Pluckers – a $650 value each quarter!
  • An invitation to our annual parties including a first-class trip every January to places like New Orleans, Miami or Las Vegas.

Pluckers is a 32-unit restaurant chain based in Austin, Texas. We plan to continue to aggressively grow in Texas and throughout the United States over the coming years. Pluckers has been named the Best Restaurant to Work for four times and was ranked in the Best Places to Work in Central Texas by the Austin Business Journal.

This position is ideal for someone who enjoys wearing many hats and thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. As the Marketing Administrator, you’ll play a key role in supporting various initiatives across the marketing department—from creating resources and coordinating events to conducting research and managing day-to-day tasks that keep the team running smoothly. This individual is someone who has a positive attitude and takes initiative, is self-critical, and is constantly analyzing what is working and what can be improved. This person must be able to understand and convey Pluckers’ brand DNA as a family-friendly sports bar that holds genuine care and concern for our employees and guests.

Responsibilities:

  • Fulfill major life event recognition requests for employees
  • Package and prepare online merchandise orders for shipment
  • Coordinate menu and coupon distribution with over 100 student housing apartments
  • Review box scores and game summaries to provide analytics for cost per impression for sports sponsorships
  • Compile company-wide coupon redemption to provide analytics for cost per redemption for all sponsorship initiatives
  • Fulfill all charitable donation requests
  • Fulfill all “surprise and delight” requests
  • Fulfill marketing material requests
  • Prepare and ship contest prizes
  • Collaborate with Brand Manager on organization and inventory of marketing storage unit
  • Collaborate with social media team on ideation and generation
  • Assist Brand Manager and Events Specialist with preparation for upcoming special events
  • Serve as backup for Marketing Coordinator
  • Complete special projects assigned by Vice President of Marketing

Qualifications:

  • High school diploma; associate or bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, or related field preferred
  • Comfortable with Microsoft Office Suite
  • Positive, can-do attitude (you may be asked to do something outside of your “job description”)
  • Strong communication and problem-solving skills
  • Ability to remain calm under pressure
  • Meets deadlines and able to work independently

Bonus Qualifications:

  • Experience working with Monday.com or similar project management software

Hours & Work Environment

  • Full-time in office. Monday – Friday normal working hours with some night and weekends required with notice
  • Occasional local and in-state travel required

 

Salary: $45,000 - $53,000 based on experience.

 

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