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Frame Security is seeking a highly driven Director of Field Marketing to establish and scale our field marketing program on the East Coast. This is not an event coordinator role; we want a startup-minded marketer who builds programs from scratch and drives pipeline growth through strategic engagement with security leaders.
You will own events end-to-end, measure ROI, manage budgets, and partner with Sales and GTM to optimize spend.
Location: East Coast-based candidates strongly preferred.
About Frame Security: The world’s most sophisticated cyber threats are now AI-powered. It’s time for security awareness to evolve. Legacy security training is broken. For years, organizations have relied on static libraries of generic, "one-size-fits-all" content that fails to prepare employees for modern attacks like deepfake executive impersonations, AI-driven social engineering, or "vibe-coded" application threats. At Frame Security, we aren’t just building another training library; we are setting the new standard for security awareness.
Our AI-native platform learns an organization’s unique DNA, its policies, tools, roles, and risks, to generate personalized training and hyper-realistic simulations in minutes. From developers practicing secure coding in Java to finance teams defending against AI-generated voice phishing (vishing), we deliver training that actually reflects an employee’s real work.
Join us as we build the engine that protects the human layer of every organization in the AI era.
Job Summary: We’re looking for a highly driven, hands-on Director of Field Marketing to establish and scale our field marketing program. This is not an event coordinator role. We need a startup-minded marketer who can build programs from scratch, execute flawlessly, and create meaningful engagement opportunities with security leaders that drives brand awareness, pipeline growth and revenue.
Equally important, this role requires exceptional operational discipline: managing budgets, tracking lead source attribution and delivering clear project plans and stakeholder communications. The ideal candidate also understands the cybersecurity industry landscape, and can confidently recommend which conferences, communities, sponsorships, and executive programs are worth investing in and which aren’t.
Success in this role requires someone who can see the big picture while obsessing over the details, bringing both strategic judgment and operational rigor to every program.
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