Senior Influencer & Creator Partnerships Manager

About the role

We are ARB Interactive, the team behind Modo Casino, one of the top Social+ platforms in the US. Founded in 2022, we've grown to nearly 200 team members and were named one of LinkedIn's 2025 Top 50 Startups in the United States. We move fast, think big, and love bold ideas that push boundaries (and buttons). From new rewards to fresh game mechanics, every challenge is a chance to innovate and have fun doing it. Our culture is collaborative, curious, and full of laughter because great ideas grow best between coffee, code, and a few epic high‑fives.

Today we have a brand people want to talk about, a category full of creators looking for a partner who actually gets them, and no formal creator program. You will create one, and you will do it yourself. You'll report to the Director of Growth Strategy, with the room to define how this function runs. You own it end to end: sourcing, outreach, negotiation, briefing, deal structure, content, and the program architecture that makes all of it repeatable. Not a roster of one‑off posts. A network you can activate on short notice, where the creators we find early and help grow become our loudest advocates and pull the next wave of talent toward us. You'll partner closely with the Director of Growth Strategy and cross‑functionally with Marketing, Brand and Product as the creator channel scales. This is a founding role: expect to set the systems, tools and cadence yourself in year one, with the scope to grow into leading the function as the program proves out.

Responsibilities

• Design and launch our creator program: tiers, incentives, content expectations, deal and code structures, onboarding, and a real path from emerging talent to flagship partner.
• Build the scouting engine that finds creators before anyone else does. Set the criteria, watch the signals, and get there early while partnerships are still affordable and relationships still matter.
• Create the development side of the program: coaching, content feedback, early access, co‑created formats, and support that makes creators better at their craft.
• Build a network, not a roster: grow an owned community of creators, streamers, editors and clippers who work with us on an ongoing basis rather than campaign to campaign; run always‑on programs and recurring briefs that keep the community producing, competing and improving between formal activations; make participation worth it by designing incentives, recognition and progression that turn one‑time contributors into regulars, and regulars into partners.
• Run the outreach engine: