Chief Brand Architect for Deep-Tech & AI

Matter Intelligence; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Health coverage (100% employer-paid)

Unique opportunity to work on novel AI

Early-stage company exposure

Job summary

Matter Intelligence is seeking a Head of Marketing & Communications in San Francisco to own brand, communications, content, social media, PR, and executive presence. You will partner with the CEO and leadership to craft the company’s external voice and decide what stories Matter tells and how to tell them.

You will build a credible, ambitious voice that attracts engineers, investors, and partners, turning technical milestones into compelling narratives and making Matter feel indispensable in its

Qualifications

• Exceptional writer with ability to translate complex tech into engaging narratives.
• Proven track record growing audiences and media attention.
• Strong taste and judgment in branding, visuals, and tone.
• Experience building corporate narratives for executives and products.
• Comfort working directly with founders and senior leadership.

Responsibilities

• Own Matter's brand, communications, content, social media, PR, and executive presence.
• Shape stories with CEO and leadership, deciding what to tell and how to say it.
• Build and manage a high-performing creative team and external partners.
• Develop social strategies to grow audiences and sustained interest.
• Turn engineering milestones and company milestones into compelling stories.

Skills

Exceptional writing

Audience growth

Brand storytelling

Social media strategy

Public relations

Job description

Matter Intelligence is seeking a Head of Marketing & Communications in San Francisco to own brand, communications, content, social media, PR, and executive presence. You will partner with the CEO and leadership to craft the company’s external voice and decide what stories Matter tells and how to tell them.

You will build a credible, ambitious voice that attracts engineers, investors, and partners, turning technical milestones into compelling narratives and making Matter feel indispensable in its