Revelstoke, British Columbia
Marketing · Senior · Fitness & Participation · Full time
$75k–$90k · pay range stated in the employer’s posting
Checked against Cronometer’s own job feed on 29 October 2026 · open for 6 weeks

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“B2B Marketing Manager Reports to: Director of Marketing & Partnerships Salary range: $75,000 – 90,000 The Role Cronometer is looking for a smart, versatile and hands-on B2B marketer to help grow the business to business side of Cronometer. You’ll be responsible for marketing Cronometer Pro, our platform for nutrition professionals, while also helping us explore and bring to market new B2B and enterprise opportunities.”

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About hiring at Cronometer

4 open roles on the board — 4 in North America. Hiring is weighted toward Marketing (2) and Engineering (2). Cronometer is headquartered in Canada.

Listed here since 2026-10-07 and re-checked against Cronometer’s own feed on every refresh. It comes off the board when it closes, or after 75 days.

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