Responsibilities

• Technical Content & Thought Leadership: Develop and publish compelling blog posts, technical deep dives, founder content, and other thought leadership that translates complex technical work into clear narratives for both technical and non-technical audiences.
• Messaging & Storytelling: Build and continuously refine the company’s core messaging, ensuring our mission, technology, and progress are communicated clearly and consistently across external channels.
• Social Media & Digital Presence: Own the company’s day-to-day social presence, developing content that builds awareness and engages prospective candidates, investors, customers, researchers, and the broader technical community.
• Company Announcements: Lead communications around company milestones, research and technical developments, funding announcements, partnerships, and other key moments.
• Media & External Communications: Support relationships with relevant media and help shape how the company is represented externally, including preparing messaging, talking points, and press materials.
• Conferences & Industry Presence: Identify high-impact conferences, speaking opportunities, awards, and industry moments where the company should have a presence, and help the team communicate its work effectively.
• Cross-Functional Technical Storytelling: Partner closely with founders, engineers, and researchers to understand the work being done and turn highly technical ideas into accessible, accurate, and engaging content.

Requirements

• Exceptional writing and editing skills, with the ability to make highly technical concepts clear and compelling
• Experience creating technical content, thought leadership, or communications for an AI, developer tools, infrastructure, semiconductor, or other deeply technical company
• Strong technical curiosity and the ability to quickly develop fluency in complex subject matter
• Experience owning or contributing to external communications, content strategy, social media, or brand messaging
• Ability to work directly with technical founders, engineers, and researchers and extract the most compelling story from their work
• Strong judgment around messaging, tone, and how technical information should be communicated to different audiences
• Ability to operate independently and drive projects from idea through publication
• A practical, low-ego approach and willingness to move between strategic communications work and hands-on writing
• Comfort operating in a fast-moving, early-stage environment where the communications function is still being built