Field marketing, retail merchandising and assisted selling for consumer brands
Mosaic North America runs in-store field programs for consumer brands, combining assisted selling, merchandising and brand training across retail. The stack is heavily weighted toward Google hardware (Pixel, Pixel Watch, Fitbit, Nest), which points to a large Google device retail program. Hiring leans on junior marketing and sales field roles in Canada and the US and is accelerating. Engineering demand is thin and centers on a Tech Team Lead.
Notable leadership hires: Tech Team Lead
Mosaic North America is a privately held marketing agency headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, with 5,001–10,000 employees. It delivers experiential marketing, events, integrated commerce campaigns and field sales programs for brands in sectors such as CPG and consumer electronics. Field teams handle in-store merchandising, display replenishment, planogram execution and training for retailer associates. The company hires across Canada and the United States. Back-office operations run on Salesforce, Oracle Fusion, UKG, Concur and Anaplan.
Mosaic's stack includes Salesforce, Oracle Fusion, UKG, Concur and Anaplan. It uses Power BI, Tableau and MicroStrategy for analytics, alongside Azure, Python and Adobe Creative Cloud, plus Google Pixel and Nest devices for retail programs.
Yes, and hiring is accelerating. Most openings are junior marketing and sales field roles in Canada and the United States, with some HR roles and a Tech Team Lead position.
Mosaic North America is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It has 5,001–10,000 employees and hires across Canada and the United States.
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