Responsibilities: Own the marketing plan for Project Aria's community and research partnerships, from partner onboarding through public launch - with an emphasis on AI tooling and automation, Build case studies, blog posts, video narratives, and event moments with partners, written with them rather than about them. Track record launching external-facing content (case studies, blogs, video) end to end with multiple stakeholders.
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Location
Redmond, WA
Description
Our Client, an Internet Content & Information company, is looking for a Community Marketing Manager IV for their Redmond, WA/ Hybrid location.
Responsibilities:
Own the marketing plan for Project Aria's community and research partnerships, from partner onboarding through public launch - with an emphasis on AI tooling and automation,
Build case studies, blog posts, video narratives, and event moments with partners, written with them rather than about them.
Run launch workbacks across research, legal, comms, design, and video: content lock, approvals, publish, amplify.
Manage the Project Aria partner community - newsletters, conference presence, summits - and keep partners informed between launches.
Partner with academic and nonprofit organizations to identify which collaborations are ready to tell publicly, and which need more time.
Represent partner needs back into the program: what researchers actually want from the hardware, the docs, and the support model.
Measure what's working. Report on reach, partner satisfaction, applicant quality, and inbound research interest.
Domestic and International Travel Required
Requirements:
8+ years in marketing, communications, or partnerships, with at least 3 in a partner-facing or community-facing role.
Track record launching external-facing content (case studies, blogs, video) end to end with multiple stakeholders.
Experience working with academic, nonprofit, or research institutions.
Strong writing. You can take a technical research result and make it legible to a general audience.
Experience managing cross-functional launches on a fixed date.
Bachelors Degree, BA, BS
Preferred qualifications
Background in AR/VR, wearables, computer vision, or machine perception.
Events Experience
Experience with accessibility-focused product work or disability community partnerships.
Familiarity with academic research cycles, conference calendars, and university partnership agreements.
Experience building a community program from scratch.