
San Francisco
San Francisco (in-person) · $120K–$150K + equity (ESOPs)
You're in San Francisco (or relocating), this role is in-person. The best experiments happen at the whiteboard, not over Zoom.
We build tools that thousands of engineers use every day.
We're looking for a Marketing Manager who treats marketing like a lab, not a calendar. Someone who runs weird, fast, slightly-unhinged experiments — and has the receipts to prove they've made things take off before.
This isn't a "manage the content calendar" job.
It's a "find the next ten things that actually move the needle, kill nine of them fast, and double down on the one that works" job.
You'll spend your time shipping experiments across channels, talking to developers, turning product launches and customer wins into moments people actually care about, and figuring out what makes engineers pay attention in a world drowning in AI noise.
We care far more about real traction you've created than the size of the brand you did it at.
Design and run rapid marketing experiments, launches, stunts, memes, tools, events, content formats nobody's tried yet. If it's weird and might work, we want you testing it.
Own growth across X, Reddit, HackerNews, Discord, LinkedIn, newsletters, and wherever developers actually hang out.
Turn customer wins, product launches, and engineering insights into content and campaigns people genuinely want to share.
Build relationships with influential engineers, founders, and technical creators.
Measure everything. Know what worked, what didn't, and why, then move on fast.
Bring market and community signal directly back to product and engineering.
Help shape how Entelligence is perceived by developers.
You've done marketing for AI products, B2B SaaS, or dev tools before, and you got real, measurable traction (a launch that hit, a channel you grew from zero, a campaign people still reference). We'll ask about it, with numbers.
You're an experiment machine: high volume of ideas, fast shipping, honest post-mortems.
Strong writing and a distinctive voice. You can tell the difference between engagement bait and content that creates trust.
You understand developers, what makes them curious, and what makes them roll their eyes.
You move quickly without needing a lot of process.
You have opinions and good judgment.
You've built an audience or a community before (newsletter, Discord, subreddit, technical account).
You've taken something from zero to noticeable, and can show the chart.
You ship content and small projects on your own, just because.
$120K–$150K base, depending on experience
Meaningful equity (ESOPs) — you're early enough for it to matter
Developer tooling is changing rapidly because of AI. The way engineers build software is being rewritten in real time.
You'll have a front-row seat to that transformation, a real budget, and the freedom to run the experiments everyone else's marketing team is too scared to try.
If your camera roll is full of screenshots of marketing ideas you wish someone would let you ship, we'd love to talk.
Know more about us: https://x.com/entelligenceai