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INTRODUCTION
The goal is to accelerate and standardize campaign delivery, reduce process variability, strengthen QA, and increase team capacity. In partnership with Marketing Analytics, the contractor will help ensure campaign execution reflects business objectives and data-driven audience and journey plans, with measured performance informing ongoing improvements. The contractor will build alignment within Marketing Operations and lead the adoption of improved processes.
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Identify and prioritize opportunities. Within the first two weeks, review existing documentation and validate key details through focused conversations. Establish a prioritized implementation plan with owners, dependencies, baselines, and success measures. Focus the work on changes that improve Marketing Operations’ speed, quality, reliability, and capacity, accounting for business constraints and existing decision rights/accountabilities across teams.
- Redesign and implement campaign processes. Examine how campaign work is built and delivered in Braze and Amperity. Identify avoidable steps, over-engineered customization, inconsistent build practices, rework, and delays. Personally lead priority process changes from design through implementation and team adoption, including updated workflows, build practices, standards, and controls. Implement changes within Marketing Operations’ remit and recommend improvements to adjacent activities that impact the team.
- Establish effective QA and release controls. Implement consistent, risk-based QA standards, checklists, test evidence, defect tracking, and release gates. Cover requirements, audience and data logic, content, links, personalization, consent and suppression, rendering, approvals, and launch readiness. Define how changing requirements, late assets or approvals, and compressed timelines are managed, including escalation and explicit launch-readiness decisions. Establish appropriate separation between campaign build, independent QA (including defining a job description for a QA analyst), and release approval, and implement a workable QA ownership or coverage model.
- Embed data-driven audience and journey planning in campaign operations. Work with Marketing Analytics to establish a repeatable approach to segment criteria, audience selection, and touchpoint sequencing across owned and paid channels, grounded in business objectives, customer data, experimentation, and measured performance. Maximize reach while managing deliverability and recipient fatigue. Create reusable audience segments, journey maps, and templates, with customization guided by only evidence of incremental impact. Translate approved plans into clear, campaign-ready build requirements and QA checks.
- Prioritize platform capabilities and data enablement. Research, recommend, and implement relevant Braze and Amperity capabilities based on expected impact, feasibility, and ability to measure results. Establish a process for requesting, defining, validating (with appropriate data stewards/SMEs), documenting, and approving new data points, then coordinating their activation in Amperity and Braze.
- Put the improved operating model into active use. Measure outcomes against agreed baselines and leave the new processes and standards in active use by the end of the engagement.
EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:
- 5+ years of hands-on experience with Braze and Amperity, including building, launching, and monitoring campaigns with both platforms in live marketing operations.
- Extensive experience redesigning and implementing marketing operations or campaign delivery processes across multiple use cases and operating contexts, with the ability to draw on that experience to define practical, effective best practices.
- Proven record of increasing delivery speed, quality, reliability, and team capacity through changes that teams adopt.
- Deep experience with campaign QA, risk-based testing, defect management, release controls, and separation of build and QA responsibilities.
- Experience building reusable audience segments and campaign practices and connecting CDP data to ESP activation.
- Strong knowledge of audience strategy, journey planning, experimentation, deliverability, recipient fatigue, and campaign measurement.
- Ability to work directly in platforms and translate business objectives and analytical findings into practical campaign workflows.
- Experience clarifying responsibilities and handoffs across teams while working within existing ownership and decision rights. Strong communication and training skills.
PREFERRED SKILLS:
- Braze/Amperity certifications preferred
- Relevant certification in process improvement or quality assurance a plus
Education:
Bachelor’s degree required; aviation-related applications is an advantage.
INTRODUCTION
The goal is to accelerate and standardize campaign delivery, reduce process variability, strengthen QA, and increase team capacity. In partnership with Marketing Analytics, the contractor will help ensure campaign execution reflects business objectives and data-driven audience and journey plans, with measured performance informing ongoing improvements. The contractor will build alignment within Marketing Operations and lead the adoption of improved processes.
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Identify and prioritize opportunities. Within the first two weeks, review existing documentation and validate key details through focused conversations. Establish a prioritized implementation plan with owners, dependencies, baselines, and success measures. Focus the work on changes that improve Marketing Operations’ speed, quality, reliability, and capacity, accounting for business constraints and existing decision rights/accountabilities across teams.
- Redesign and implement campaign processes. Examine how campaign work is built and delivered in Braze and Amperity. Identify avoidable steps, over-engineered customization, inconsistent build practices, rework, and delays. Personally lead priority process changes from design through implementation and team adoption, including updated workflows, build practices, standards, and controls. Implement changes within Marketing Operations’ remit and recommend improvements to adjacent activities that impact the team.
- Establish effective QA and release controls. Implement consistent, risk-based QA standards, checklists, test evidence, defect tracking, and release gates. Cover requirements, audience and data logic, content, links, personalization, consent and suppression, rendering, approvals, and launch readiness. Define how changing requirements, late assets or approvals, and compressed timelines are managed, including escalation and explicit launch-readiness decisions. Establish appropriate separation between campaign build, independent QA (including defining a job description for a QA analyst), and release approval, and implement a workable QA ownership or coverage model.
- Embed data-driven audience and journey planning in campaign operations. Work with Marketing Analytics to establish a repeatable approach to segment criteria, audience selection, and touchpoint sequencing across owned and paid channels, grounded in business objectives, customer data, experimentation, and measured performance. Maximize reach while managing deliverability and recipient fatigue. Create reusable audience segments, journey maps, and templates, with customization guided by only evidence of incremental impact. Translate approved plans into clear, campaign-ready build requirements and QA checks.
- Prioritize platform capabilities and data enablement. Research, recommend, and implement relevant Braze and Amperity capabilities based on expected impact, feasibility, and ability to measure results. Establish a process for requesting, defining, validating (with appropriate data stewards/SMEs), documenting, and approving new data points, then coordinating their activation in Amperity and Braze.
- Put the improved operating model into active use. Measure outcomes against agreed baselines and leave the new processes and standards in active use by the end of the engagement.
EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:
- 5+ years of hands-on experience with Braze and Amperity, including building, launching, and monitoring campaigns with both platforms in live marketing operations.
- Extensive experience redesigning and implementing marketing operations or campaign delivery processes across multiple use cases and operating contexts, with the ability to draw on that experience to define practical, effective best practices.
- Proven record of increasing delivery speed, quality, reliability, and team capacity through changes that teams adopt.
- Deep experience with campaign QA, risk-based testing, defect management, release controls, and separation of build and QA responsibilities.
- Experience building reusable audience segments and campaign practices and connecting CDP data to ESP activation.
- Strong knowledge of audience strategy, journey planning, experimentation, deliverability, recipient fatigue, and campaign measurement.
- Ability to work directly in platforms and translate business objectives and analytical findings into practical campaign workflows.
- Experience clarifying responsibilities and handoffs across teams while working within existing ownership and decision rights. Strong communication and training skills.
PREFERRED SKILLS:
- Braze/Amperity certifications preferred
- Relevant certification in process improvement or quality assurance a plus
Education:
Bachelor’s degree required; aviation-related applications is an advantage.
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Who's Hiring
- Deloitte87
- EY18
- Guidehouse16
- Accenture11
- PwC9
Top Industries Hiring
- Consulting & Professional Services11
- Accounting & Auditing7
- Investment & Asset Management4
- Staffing & Recruiting3
- Technology & Software3
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in business transformation consultant jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in business, management, or a related field required
- 5 or more years of experience in management consulting or business transformation
- Demonstrated experience with change management methodologies such as Prosci or Kotter
- Proficiency with process mapping tools and project management software
- Lean Six Sigma, PMP, or Agile certification strongly preferred
- Strong executive-level stakeholder communication and presentation skills
Tips for Your Business Transformation Consultant Job Search
Quantify transformation outcomes on your resume
Hiring managers want to see the scale and impact of past engagements. Replace phrases like 'led change initiative' with the scope of the program, the functions affected, and the measurable result you delivered, such as cycle time reduced or cost saved.
Tailor your resume to the engagement model
Some postings are staff-augmentation roles inside a single company, others are project-based consulting at a firm. Read each listing carefully and adjust your resume so it reflects the working model they're hiring for, whether that's internal transformation or external advisory.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists business transformation consultant openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Signal your methodology fluency in applications
Job descriptions often call out Lean, Agile, Six Sigma, or specific frameworks like McKinsey's Three Horizons. Mirror that language in your cover letter and resume, referencing the certifications or projects where you applied each methodology, so your application passes initial screening.
Prepare a structured case study for interviews
Most business transformation interviews include a case or scenario exercise. Practice breaking down a transformation challenge using a structured approach, diagnosing the root problem, proposing a phased roadmap, and anticipating stakeholder resistance, within a tight time limit.
Negotiate scope and deliverables, not just compensation
When you receive an offer, clarify what a successful first engagement looks like, which practice areas you'll support, and how performance is measured. Getting alignment on expectations early protects you in a role where success criteria can shift with client needs.
Business Transformation Consultant Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most business transformation consultants?
The most active employers for business transformation consultants right now are Deloitte, EY, and Guidehouse, and the most openings are in Virginia, Texas, and Illinois, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is especially concentrated in large consulting firms and enterprise companies undergoing operational or digital transformation programs.
How many business transformation consultant jobs are remote?
About 79% of business transformation consultant openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, though client-site presence requirements vary significantly by role. Work focused on change management strategy and program reporting tends to be the most remote-compatible, while roles that require hands-on process redesign with cross-functional teams are more likely to require on-site work.
How do you become a business transformation consultant?
Start with a degree in business, operations, or a related field, then build experience in roles that expose you to process improvement, project delivery, or organizational change. Earning a certification in change management or project management strengthens your candidacy. Most practitioners move into the title after several years in strategy, operations, or internal consulting roles within large organizations.
Can you get hired as a business transformation consultant without direct consulting experience?
Yes, employers do hire candidates from non-consulting backgrounds when they can demonstrate that they have led complex, cross-functional change initiatives from inside an organization. Highlight projects where you redesigned a process, managed a system implementation, or drove adoption of a new operating model. Framing internal project experience in consulting terms, with clear problem statements and outcomes, closes much of the gap.
What does the business transformation consultant interview process look like?
Most processes include an initial screening call, followed by a competency or behavioral interview focused on past transformation projects, and a case study or scenario exercise where you diagnose a business problem and propose a solution. Final rounds often involve presenting to a panel or practice lead. Some firms add a written assessment covering process analysis or stakeholder communication strategy.
Where can I find and apply to business transformation consultant jobs?
You can find and apply to business transformation consultant jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Find roles that match your experience and specialization, then apply directly to each listing from the job page.
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