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456 live Brand Marketing openings across the United States — all published by employers and swept for ghost listings daily. Grant Thornton posts the most (72), and 7% are listed as remote or flexible.

At a glance

Counted across all 456 live openings.

Posted pay

$140–188K/yr

Median low and high ends of 338 posted salaries; the middle half start between $112K and $184K.

$23–28/hr

Median low and high ends of 10 posted hourly rates; the middle half start between $22 and $31.

Pay is listed on 350 of 456 openings (77%).

Remote or flexible

7%

31 of 456 openings are listed as remote or flexible, and 176 as hybrid.

Newest openings

Good to know

How many Brand Marketing jobs are open right now?
Olive Jobs lists 456 open Brand Marketing jobs in the United States as of November 12, 2026, all published by employers and swept for ghost listings daily.
What do Brand Marketing jobs pay?
The median posted salary range for Brand Marketing jobs is $140–188K/yr — the median low and high ends of 338 postings with an annual salary on Olive Jobs as of November 12, 2026. Hourly roles post a median $23–28/hr, from 10 postings with an hourly rate. Pay is listed on 350 of 456 openings (77%).
Which companies post the most Brand Marketing jobs?
The companies posting the most Brand Marketing jobs on Olive Jobs are Grant Thornton (72 openings), Meta (15), Nestle (13), Google (9) and Amazon (8), counted across all 456 openings as of November 12, 2026.
Where are the most Brand Marketing jobs?
The cities with the most open Brand Marketing jobs on Olive Jobs are New York, NY (64 openings), San Francisco, CA (46), Los Angeles, CA (16), Chicago, IL (15) and Arlington, VA (8), as of November 12, 2026.
How many Brand Marketing jobs are remote?
7% of Brand Marketing jobs are listed as remote or flexible: 31 of 456 openings on Olive Jobs as of November 12, 2026. Another 176 (39%) are listed as hybrid.

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