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Conduct is seeking a skilled marketing writer and editor based in NYC or London to translate complex technical ideas into clear stories across blog posts, keynote scripts, and other formats. You will partner with engineers and founders to shape messages for customers, talent, and press, with a bias to action in a fast-moving tech environment.
You will also help grow online communities and convert energy into in-person events, strengthening the company’s narrative as AI accelerates product
Marketing · NYC, US or London, UK · FullTime
The role asks for a strong writer and editor who can explain complex technical ideas across many formats, from blog posts to keynote scripts. A strong candidate brings a generalist's range, sharp creative taste, and a bias to action, with experience in fast moving tech settings. They should also be able to grow online communities and turn that energy into in person events.
AI changes the work by speeding up drafting and research, but the core of this role stays human: understanding the company's ambition and translating it into clear, compelling stories. The strategist still needs to work closely with engineers and founders to shape messages that resonate with customers, talent, and press. Taste and judgment about what to say and how to say it remain central.
This role offers a chance to build AI experience by learning how Conduct's AI operating system works and explaining it to different audiences. The strategist would gain insight into how AI tools are used in enterprise software and how to communicate their value. Building this experience means diving into technical concepts and finding ways to make them accessible.
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Conduct is an AI operating system for enterprise software that maps how technical components connect to business logic and generates the code, tests, and implementation work needed to make changes safely, per the company.