This role pays more than
57%
of similar roles. Most pay
$191,000–$262,450
— the shaded band above.
At the midpoint, this role pays about
$234k
versus about
$227k
for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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About Qualcomm
Qualcomm is a leading American semiconductor and telecommunications company based in San Diego, CA.
Qualcomm currently has
660 open roles
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Listed pay typically runs
$154,000–$231,000
across 429 roles with salary data.
As the Director of Integrated Marketing for Snapdragon at Qualcomm Technologies, you will lead a team responsible for developing and executing integrated marketing strategies across multiple product portfolios including Compute, Mobile, Automotive, and Commercial platforms. Your role involves setting up an operating model that scales through tiered activation frameworks while managing relationships with Product Marketing teams to ensure seamless execution. You will hire, develop, and retain a skilled team of marketers, define success metrics for all IM-led programs, and manage brand sponsorships and co-marketing partnerships within the Snapdragon ecosystem. With experience in campaign architecture and full-funnel marketing programs across paid, earned, and owned channels, you will leverage AI tools to enhance marketing effectiveness and present strategies to senior stakeholders. This role requires a strong background in integrated or brand marketing, with at least 12 years of experience including leadership roles in matrixed environments.
MDF
ROI
AI
IoT
Automotive
Digital Marketing
Events Marketing
Social Media Marketing
PR
Retail Marketing
Cross-Functional Collaboration
Team Leadership
Strategic Thinking
Data-Driven Decision Making
Matrixed Environment Management
Executive Presence
Innovation Mindset
Brand Standards
Global Strategy
Camera
ISP
AI
Video
Edge AI
Sensor Technology
Connectivity
Security
System Architecture
Product Management
Financial Modeling
P&L
Negotiation
Embedded Systems
Operational Cost Control
KPIs
Cross-Functional Leadership
Technical Marketing
Market Analysis
Customer Requirements