Experiential Marketing Associate
Plans and runs Coinbase's events and brand experiences, handling venue sourcing, vendors, budgets and post-event reporting for consumer and institutional audiences. Suits marketers with 2 or more years in event or experiential marketing; the role is US remote with a quarterly in-person gathering.
Remote · Remote - USA
2+ years
USD 100.7k to 118.5k/year
US base salary range, excluding equity and bonusFull-time
Posted 30 Sept 2026What they ask for
How Coinbase hires
- 1
Recruiter screen
Recruiter screen · 30 min · Candidate reported
A short call on your background, interest in crypto and alignment with the company mission.
- 2
CodeSignal online assessment
Online test · 90 min · Candidate reported
A timed coding assessment taken in a single sitting, of roughly 90 minutes, testing data structures, algorithms and code quality.
- 3
Coding rounds
Live coding · Candidate reported
Live coding with engineers that rewards clean, modular and extensible code over clever tricks. Some candidates describe a separate technical phone screen before the loop.
- 4
System design
System design · 60 min · Candidate reported
A design round, often around financial infrastructure such as payment pipelines or price aggregation.
- 5
Behavioural and hiring manager conversation
Culture fit · Candidate reported
Questions on ownership, past impact, handling ambiguity and fit with Coinbase’s mission and cultural tenets.
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Last checked 9 days ago (6 Oct 2026)
About the company
Runs a cryptocurrency exchange and wallet, and builds Base, an Ethereum layer 2 network, for consumers and institutions.
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