HubSpot CRM Consultant (Delivery Lead) in Cheshire, Warrington

Reporting to: Head of Delivery

Team: HubSpot

Location: Hybrid (Manchester)

About the agency & the team

Karman Digital is a UK-based HubSpot consultancy specialising in CRM, RevOps, integrations and web. We help professional services and regulated firms get more value from HubSpot by designing for humans first — adoption, trust in data, and behaviour change — not just platform configuration. We work in short cycles, stay close to clients, and aim for visible progress early. Clear ownership, simple standards, and pragmatic decision-making matter here.

The role in a nutshell

You’ll do two jobs, properly:

• HubSpot CRM Consultant — design and improve the CRM so it supports how teams work day-to-day.
• Delivery Lead — run delivery on your client accounts: keep priorities clean, outcomes clear, risks visible early, and momentum steady.

You’ll thrive in this role if you:

• Take ownership of outcomes (not just tasks) and close loops without being chased.
• Ask “why?” early, test assumptions, and simplify the problem.
• Keep momentum without dropping the quality bar.
• Are comfortable leading clients through prioritisation, trade-offs, and change.
• Bring people with you — clients and teammates — without needing to be the loudest voice.

This is consultancy-first: you’ll challenge assumptions, simplify complexity, and make sensible trade-offs. There’s scope to grow into senior consulting, RevOps leadership.

What success looks like

• Clients describe delivery as calm, clear, and confidence-building.
• Adoption increases because the system is simple, believable, and fits how people work.
• Data quality improves and stays improved (definitions, governance, and habits stick).
• Reporting becomes something leaders use in decision-making — not a dashboard graveyard.
• Work ships incrementally, with usable progress early — no big-bang launches.

Responsibilities

• Delivery

• Lead the delivery cadence for your client accounts (planning, weekly rhythm, review, retros).
• Keep scope honest and priorities clean; when new asks appear, you surface options and trade-offs.
• Make risk visible early, then manage it actively (context, options, recommendation).
• Maintain a high quality bar using simple, visible standards (definition of done, peer checks, acceptance criteria).
• Keep delivery tooling usable (clear owners, decisions written down, dependencies called out).
• Define clear milestones with the client early (what “done” means, what decisions are needed, and what changes for users).
• Plan and deliver against milestones: keep dependencies visible, manage scope within the milestone guardrails, and make progress easy to see.
• Use milestones to anchor stakeholder comms: what we’ve achieved, what’s next, what’s at risk, and what we need from them.

• Hands-on build and optimisation in HubSpot: you’ll configure, test, iterate, and improve the portal in line with agreed outcomes and milestones.
• Diagnose what’s really driving issues: adoption friction, unclear process, weak definitions, poor data trust.
• Design and configure HubSpot CRM in a way that supports real behaviour: lifecycle stages and pipelines that reflect reality, objects/properties that are minimal, meaningful, and governable, workflows/automation that remove admin rather than add steps, reporting that leaders trust because definitions are consistent.
• Translate goals into clear user stories and acceptance criteria that the team can ship confidently.
• Support stakeholder alignment across marketing, sales and service where needed.
• Design for adoption from the start: iterative releases, feedback loops, and “what changes for who?” made explicit.
• Run practical enablement sessions based on real scenarios (not platform tours).
• Create lightweight documentation and handover materials that prevent “super-user dependency.”

• AI is a core part of how we work, but it’s a human enhancer, not the decision-maker. The consultant leads, applies judgement, and stays accountable for outcomes.
• Use AI throughout discovery and delivery to improve speed of learning, quality of thinking, and consistency of execution.
• Turn messy inputs (calls, emails, notes, data exports) into clear outputs: diagnostic summaries, options, decisions, risks, and next actions.
• Use AI to strengthen quality: peer review of requirements, automation logic checks, report definition checks, edge-case prompts, and test scenario generation.
• Use AI to improve client experience: clearer comms, tighter alignment, better documentation, fewer meetings.
• Contribute to our internal AI approach: share prompts, templates, and patterns; raise issues early (accuracy, governance, security), and help standardise what good looks like.

Skills, competencies and experience

What you bring

• Strong hands-on HubSpot CRM experience (design, configuration, troubleshooting, optimisation).
• Delivery experience: you can run a cadence, manage priorities, and keep stakeholders aligned.
• Clear communication: you can explain trade-offs in plain English, and you write things down.
• Pragmatic judgement: you can make decisions with incomplete info and validate quickly. Comfort with the “people side”: adoption, habits, and behaviour change.

Helpful (not essential)

• RevOps experience across marketing/sales/service alignment.
• Experience in professional services or regulated environments.
• Integration exposure (iPaaS, APIs, data mapping/validation).

Is this a role for you?

You’ll thrive in this role if you:

• Care about people and outcomes — you build trust with clients and you’re thoughtful about team dynamics, not just delivery mechanics.
• Take ownership of outcomes (not just tasks) — you pick things up, close loops, and don’t wait to be chased.
• Are naturally curious — you ask “why?” early, test assumptions, and don’t accept vague answers when the stakes are real.
• Prefer practical progress over theory — you can make sensible trade-offs, keep momentum, and still protect quality.
• Bring calm and clarity — when things get messy, you steady the room, simplify the decision, and make the next step obvious.
• Enjoy autonomy and accountability — you want trust, and you’re comfortable with the responsibility that comes with it.