Field Manager Jobs in Alabama
Field Manager jobs in Alabama are concentrated in Birmingham, Huntsville, and Mobile, where industries including construction, utilities, and manufacturing generate consistent demand at both the project supervisor and senior operations level. Employers such as Brasfield & Gorrie, Alabama Power, and Vulcan Materials maintain steady hiring for field managers who oversee crews, coordinate schedules, and keep projects on spec and on time. Construction site management, utility infrastructure, and industrial operations are the specialties drawing the most candidates and the most openings statewide. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Date posted: June 8, 2026
Pay: $60,000.00 - $70,000.00 per year
Job description:
Location: Based in Birmingham, AL or Atlanta, GA (in-market, hybrid field/remote)
Territory: GA and AL
Employment Type: Full-time, W-2 Employee
Title / Level: Field Marketing Manager OR Field Marketing Coordinator — assigned at offer based on experience
Reports To: Experiential Marketing Manager
Travel: Daily within Alabama; regular overnight travel into Georgia markets (estimated 15–25% of time)
A note on the title and level:
We’re open to hiring this role at either the Manager or Coordinator level — the right title and scope will be set when we make the offer, based entirely on the experience and capabilities of the person we bring on. If you’re an early-career field marketer, apply. If you’re a seasoned operator who’s ready to own a multi-state market, apply. The role description below covers the full scope; what each person owns will scale to where they’re at.
About Lick Energy
LICK Energy is for those who don't tone it down. We believe the best moments happen when you stop holding back.
With zero sugar and purpose-driven ingredients, LICK provides smooth, feel good energy with natural caffeine and L-theanine, plus added vitamins and antioxidants.
Bold flavors, real energy. Nothing watered down. LICK gives you the energy to make any moment yours. Stay a little longer, laugh a little louder.
When life gets dry... give it a LICK.
The Role
We’re hiring an in-market Field Marketing hire to own Lick Energy’s presence across Georgia and Alabama. Based in Birmingham, AL or Atlanta, GA you’ll plan and execute on-the-ground activations, build and lead a team of brand ambassadors, partner with retail and distributor accounts, and bring the brand to life everywhere our consumers spend time.
Whether we hire you as a Coordinator or a Manager, you’ll be part strategist, part doer, and 100% in-market. If you love being on the ground, building something from scratch, and watching real people fall in love with a brand you’re shaping — read on.
Title and Level: How We’ll Decide
We’re hiring one person, but at one of two levels. Here’s the difference at a glance:
Field Marketing Coordinator (1–2 years experience)
- Execution-first role that focuses on running great events on the ground
- Supports the broader field strategy set by HQ; doesn’t own the full activation calendar or budget on day one
- Helps recruit, schedule, and support the brand ambassador team
- Built to grow into the Manager role over time
Field Marketing Manager (2–4+ years experience)
- Owns the activation calendar, budget, and overall field strategy across both states
- Recruits, hires, leads, and develops the brand ambassador team independently
- Owns key retail, distributor, and event partnerships directly
- Operates with high autonomy and contributes to broader brand and growth strategy
If you’re between these two — that’s great. We have flexibility to scope the role to where you are.
What You’ll Do
The role spans the activities below; how much you own end-to-end versus support depends on the level we hire you at.
Activate and Execute
- Plan, staff, and execute field activations across the Alabama and Georgia— sampling pop-ups, festivals, sports moments, gym takeovers, college campus drops, and retail demos
- Identify and secure local event partnerships, sponsorships, and grassroots opportunities in both states
- Manage on-site logistics: permits, equipment, sample inventory, vehicle rentals, signage, and day-of execution — including out-of-town activations
- Contribute to (or own, depending on level) the activation calendar and ensure every event ladders up to broader brand and sales priorities
Build and Lead the Brand Ambassador Team
- Recruit, onboard, train, and schedule a team of part-time brand ambassadors (1099 contractors) in both key Alabama markets (Birmingham, Auburn/Tuscaloosa, Huntsville, Mobile) and key Georgia markets
- Help build standardized onboarding, brand training, and event playbooks so every ambassador represents Lick consistently
- Coach the team in real time and provide feedback to drive performance, retention, and a strong on-brand vibe at every activation
- Approve timesheets, manage event-day staffing, and maintain a healthy ambassador roster across the territory
Partner with Retail and Distribution
- Build relationships with key retail accounts, C-stores, gyms, and on-premise locations across Georgia and Alabama to land in-store sampling, displays, and account-level activations
- Coordinate closely with our distributor and sales partners in each market to align field activity with sell-in priorities, new account launches, and seasonal pushes
- Track shelf presence, distribution gaps, and competitor activity across both states and surface insights back to the team
Capture, Report, and Iterate
- Capture content (photo, video, UGC) at every activation and feed it back to the brand and social teams
- Submit clean recap reports — sample counts, attendance estimates, qualitative learnings, photos — within 24 hours of every event
- Help manage (or own) the Georgia + Alabama field marketing budget; track spend against ROI and flag opportunities to reallocate
- Bring market intel — what’s working, what’s not, what consumers are saying in each market — to weekly syncs with HQ
What You Bring (Required at Either Level)
- At least 1+ year of experience in field marketing, brand ambassador programs, experiential marketing, event production, hospitality, or related on-the-ground brand work — ideally in beverage, CPG, fitness, or lifestyle
- Familiarity with the Alabama market; openness and excitement about getting to know Georgia markets
- Strong organizational chops — you can juggle multiple events, deadlines, and stakeholders without dropping balls
- Comfortable with the physical side of the job: lifting up to 40 lbs, setting up and breaking down event booths, and being on your feet for full event days
- Excellent communicator — clear writing, confident in front of consumers and partners, and comfortable representing the brand
- Self-starter mentality with a startup mindset: scrappy, organized, adaptable, and energized by ambiguity
- Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and willingness to work nights and weekends as the event calendar requires
- Comfortable with regular overnight travel into Alabama markets
- Proficient with the basics: Google Workspace, Excel, social platforms, and event/content tools (Canva, CapCut, etc.)
What Gets You Hired at the Manager Level
- 2–4+ years in field, experiential, or brand marketing — ideally in beverage, CPG, fitness, or lifestyle
- Track record of independently managing or leading a team of part-time staff, ambassadors, or volunteers
- Experience owning a market’s activation calendar, budget, and strategy end-to-end
- Existing relationships with retail accounts, distributors, event producers, venues, gyms, college reps (Georgia, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Alabama, UAB), or local media in either market
- Experience launching or scaling an emerging beverage/CPG brand in a new market
Bonus Points (Either Level)
- Recent grad of a Georgia or Alabama university with active campus and community connections
- Comfort capturing on-brand photo/video content for social use
- Experience working with beverage distributors (e.g., DSD, beer/non-alc partners)
- Bilingual (English/Spanish) for broader consumer reach across both markets
Why Lick
- High-ownership role: you’ll be the face of the brand across two states and you’ll see your work directly drive growth
- A real growth path: Coordinators are hired with a clear runway to grow into the Manager role
- Direct line to brand and HQ leadership — your voice shapes how we show up
- Competitive pay (leveled to experience), performance bonus, health benefits, PTO, and (yes) all the Lick you can drink
- A small, fast-moving team where good ideas win and ambassadors of the brand grow into bigger roles fast
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Birmingham, AL
Pay: $60,000.00 - $70,000.00 per year
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Birmingham, AL 35209
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Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software
- Insurance
- Healthcare & Medical Services
- Consulting & Professional Services
What Alabama Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in field manager jobs across Alabama.
- Active licensure or registration recognized by the Alabama Licensing Board for General Contractors where applicable
- Proven experience directly supervising field crews or subcontractors on commercial or industrial projects
- Proficiency reading and interpreting construction drawings, site plans, or engineering specifications
- Strong knowledge of OSHA safety standards and ability to enforce compliance on active job sites
- Demonstrated ability to coordinate schedules, materials, and equipment across multiple concurrent work areas
- Valid driver's license and willingness to travel regularly to project sites throughout Alabama
Field Manager Jobs in Alabama: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a field manager in Alabama?
Most field manager roles in Alabama require a combination of relevant experience and, for construction, licensure through the Alabama Licensing Board for General Contractors. Candidates typically hold a degree in construction management, civil engineering, or a related field, or they advance from trades and site supervision roles. The Alabama Licensing Board for General Contractors oversees contractor classifications that field managers in construction often need to hold or work under directly.
Which companies hire field managers in Alabama?
Employers hiring field managers in Alabama right now include Optum, Brasfield & Gorrie, and FTI, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Alabama's strong construction, utility, and industrial sectors mean large infrastructure and energy companies are among the most active and consistent hirers in the state.
Which Alabama cities have the most field manager jobs?
Birmingham, Huntsville, and Montgomery have the most field manager openings in Alabama. Birmingham drives the largest share of postings as the state's primary commercial and infrastructure hub, while Huntsville's defense and aerospace growth has expanded demand for field managers overseeing large facilities and government contract sites, and Mobile's port and industrial base anchors Gulf Coast hiring.
Are there remote field manager jobs in Alabama?
Yes, but they're rare. Field manager work is inherently on-site, requiring direct crew supervision and physical presence at project locations. About 30% of field manager openings tied to Alabama are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, and those tend to be in planning, reporting, or multi-site coordination functions rather than active crew management.
How can I get hired as a field manager in Alabama with little or no experience?
The most realistic path is moving into field management from a foreman, crew lead, or project coordinator role at a large Alabama construction or utility employer. Companies like Alabama Power and regional general contractors regularly bring on associate project supervisors or field coordinators as structured entry points. Earning an OSHA 30-hour certification and pursuing registration with the Alabama Licensing Board for General Contractors signals readiness to employers and opens doors faster than experience alone.
Where can I find and apply to field manager jobs in Alabama?
You can find and apply to field manager jobs in Alabama on Migrate Mate, which lists current Alabama openings across construction, utilities, manufacturing, and related industries. Find roles that fit your experience and location and apply directly to the employers posting them.
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