Seeking a Director of Growth Marketing to lead demand generation strategies for AI infrastructure. Responsibilities include executing campaigns, managing budgets, and driving pipeline growth through ABM and events, while measuring success via KPIs.
About the Role
Requirements
Aethir is scaling category-defining AI infrastructure. We need a demand gen leader who can translate technical advantage (throughput, latency, cost/performance, reliability) into qualified pipeline among discerning B2B buyers. You’ll build the engine that reaches and converts Heads of AI/ML, Infrastructure/Platform, Data & Analytics, CTO/CIO, and Procurement, as well as developers/ML engineers who influence specs. Expect a healthy mix of integrated campaigns, ABM, and high-impact events (digital + field + industry conferences).
What you’ll do- Own pipeline targets: Build and execute quarterly demand plans mapped to revenue; forecast MQL→SQL→Opp conversions, sourced/influenced pipeline, CAC/LTV.
- Run integrated campaigns: Always-on and episodic plays across paid search/social, content syndication, developer communities, partnerships, and field. Ensure narratives tie AI infra outcomes (faster inference/training, lower TCO, elastic capacity) to buyer pain.
- Lead lifecycle & ops: Architect scoring/routing and SLAs with RevOps. Own nurture, recycling, and reactivation. Keep attribution clean (MT + position-based); maintain dashboards for full-funnel health.
- Events (digital & IRL): Plan/run webinars, technical workshops, executive roundtables, field dinners, and major conferences (e.g., AWS re:Invent, NVIDIA GTC, KubeCon, Snowflake Summit, ODSC). Orchestrate pre/during/post motions and sourced pipeline.
- ABM for enterprise & strategic accounts: 1:few and 1:many plays into top AI-active accounts; use intent signals and tailored value props by industry (e.g., gaming, media, fintech, healthcare, retail).
- Partner marketing: Co-market with cloud/SI/ISV/ecosystem partners to extend reach; coordinate joint webinars, solution pages, and field activations; track partner-sourced and co-sell pipeline.
- Experimentation: Hypothesis-driven tests on channels, creative, and PLG-style offers (trials, sandboxes, test credits). Scale what works; sunset what doesn’t; document learnings.
- Sales enablement: Equip SDRs/AEs with industry-specific talk tracks, calculators, case studies, and sequences that convert technical advantage to business impact.
- Budget & vendors: Manage paid budgets and external partners (design, media, event producers, agencies) with ROI discipline.
- Marketing-sourced/influenced pipeline & revenue vs. target
- MQA/SQL rate from MQLs and event leads; Opportunity Creation Rate and Stage 2+ progression
- PQLs / trial activations / sandbox sign-ups and conversion to meetings/opportunities (where applicable)
- CAC, CAC payback, pipeline velocity, and win-rate influence
- Event performance: registrants → attendees → qualified meetings set → opps → revenue; on-site demos and partner-sourced opps
- ABM impact on target account penetration, engagement lift, and deal acceleration
- Experiment velocity and adoption of scaled plays
Here’s a tightened, more concise version—lighter on ops/KPIs, no field dinners, and softer on GTM launches—while still positioning it as a broad, Swiss-Army-Knife Director of Marketing.
Requirements
- 5–8+ years in B2B demand gen/growth with AI/ML infrastructure, cloud, data platforms, or developer tools; startup + enterprise mix ideal.
- Proven track record creating pipeline and revenue via integrated campaigns and events (webinars, workshops, field dinners, trade shows)—with metrics.
- Hands-on with marketing automation & CRM (HubSpot or Marketo + Salesforce), lead scoring/routing, lifecycle nurtures, and multi-touch attribution.
- Demonstrated ABM execution (1:few & 1:many) using intent data, firmographics/technographics, and personalization.
- Data fluent: funnel diagnostics, cohort analysis, CAC payback, pipeline velocity, and experiment design.
- Ability to translate technical performance (throughput, latency, GPU utilization, reliability, security) into buyer value (TCO, time-to-value, risk).
- Strong copy and offer design for technical audiences (landing pages, emails, comparison/benchmark pages).
- Calm, organized execution across multiple launches and events.
- Experience marketing to developers/ML engineers and enterprise buyers (CTO/CIO/VP Eng/Head of AI, plus procurement).
- Community and creator programs (GitHub, Discord, technical forums) and partner ecosystems (cloud/SI/ISV).
- Tools: HubSpot/Marketo, Salesforce, 6sense/Terminus, Mutiny, Clearbit/ZoomInfo, Webflow, Figma, GA4, Looker/Mode, Airtable/Asana/Notion, Goldcast/Splash, webinar platforms.
Top Skills
6Sense
Airtable
Asana
Clearbit
Figma
Ga4
Goldcast
Hubspot
Looker
Marketo
Mode
Mutiny
Notion
Salesforce
Splash
Terminus
Webflow
Webinar Platforms
Zoominfo
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