About this role
MetaRouter is the first-mile Customer Context Infrastructure that captures, governs, and activates customer signal at the source — inside the enterprise's own cloud, without data ever leaving its perimeter. Trusted by global B2C enterprises like The Home Depot, Kroger Precision Marketing, and the world's largest Retail Media Networks, MetaRouter powers AI agents, real-time personalization, fraud detection, and Conversion API activation — eliminating the latency, compliance risk, and data tax of legacy customer infrastructure.
We're hiring a Corporate Marketing Manager to be the connective tissue between strategy and the world outside our walls. If our CMO sets the agenda and product marketing writes the message, you're the one who makes sure people see and remember it — through events, social, press, and our newsletter. You'll run the external calendar, run the budget, and run the operational machine that turns campaigns into impact.
This role is part strategist, part operator, part producer. You'll set direction on social and PR, plan and execute events, and keep the trains running on every campaign that touches an external channel. If you only want to direct, this isn't the role. If you only want to execute, you'll be bored. The right person likes both.
What you'll own
The external marketing calendar. You'll run the quarterly distribution plan across email, LinkedIn, events, and the newsletter — plus the project plans, briefs, and Asana boards that hold it together. Every campaign that hits an external channel passes through you.
Events, end to end. Owned and sponsored. Planning, vendors, on-site logistics, and post-event reporting. You'll know what worked, what didn't, and what we'll do differently next time.
LinkedIn and social. You own our organic LinkedIn calendar — company page and exec amplification. You watch competitors, spot patterns, and adjust the content mix based on what's actually moving.
Press and partner relationships. You'll build and maintain our press, influencer, and co-marketing partner database, and you'll own PR distribution through EINWire / ExchangeWire.
The newsletter. You repurpose and produce — pulling from product marketing, events, and customer wins. You work with ops to ship and track it. The bar is something readers actually open.
Budget, contracts, and the unglamorous middle. Tracking spend, processing invoices, keeping vendor records clean, and giving the CMO a clear monthly read on where every dollar is going. Not glamorous — but the rest of the team trusts you because of it.
What success looks like
By 90 days. You've taken full ownership of the external calendar and the campaign brief process. Our first event under your ownership runs without you raising flags.
By 6 months. LinkedIn engagement has a clear upward trend. We've standardized processes and have a clear communication cadence with the commercial team. We're getting inbound, not just outbound and we are tracking performance.
By a year. Marketing operate as one engine. You're the person other teams check in with before launching anything external. We're known in our category for showing up sharper than companies our size.
About you
You've spent 4–6 years in B2B marketing, ideally in ad tech, retail media or data infrastructure, and you've owned external channels before — not just contributed to them. You've planned events that went well and events that didn't, and you can talk about both. You write well enough that you don't need a copywriter for everything. You're comfortable in Asana, Canva, and a budget spreadsheet. You are comfortable using AI, you leverage tools for content check and ideas.
You're allergic to vague ownership. When something falls between teams, you're usually the one who picks it up. You can switch between strategic and tactical inside the same hour without losing your footing. You can push back on the CMO when you should.
You don't need to come from a specific background, but you should be able to talk to technical buyers without flinching. MetaRouter sells into engineering and marketing leaders, often at the same time, and our marketing has to land for both.
How we work
We move fast, we ship in public, and we hold ourselves to a quality bar that's high for our size. We expect strong opinions. We expect you to take ownership and ask for help when you need it.