Marketing Associate (B2B / Smart Infrastructure) — Houston, on-site

CURRUX Vision; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Currux Vision is hiring a Marketing Associate to turn complex AI and computer vision stories into a repeatable go-to-market engine. You will work directly with the CEO and sales/channel partners, translating product features into buyer language and delivering content that supports RFPs and city deployments.

You will own day-to-day marketing in a growing industrial AI company, focusing on campaigns, events, and channel enablement while traveling to industry events and customer sites as needed.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Business, Communications, or related field.
• 0-3 years of experience; strong internships in B2B, tech, industrial, or professional services count.
• Clear writer who can explain technical products to non-experts.
• Comfortable with analytics, digital campaigns, and CRM tools.

Responsibilities

• Build and run the marketing system: positioning, messaging, website, one-pagers, case studies, and sales decks.
• Generate demand: campaigns, LinkedIn, email, SEO/content, webinars, and partner co-marketing.
• Own events: ITE, ITS America, DOT/association meetings, and regional summits.
• Translate product into buyer language: safety, congestion reduction, ROI, edge vs cloud.
• Stand up a simple measurement stack (CRM + analytics) and report pipeline movement.
• Support channel and technical sales with battlecards, notes, and launch kits.

Skills

Strong writing

Analytics

Digital campaigns

CRM usage

Education

Bachelor's degree in Marketing

Tools

HubSpot

Salesforce

Job description

Who we are

Currux Vision builds autonomous AI and computer vision systems for smart infrastructure. Cities, DOTs, and infrastructure partners use our edge platforms to detect vehicles and vulnerable road users, optimize signals, cut congestion, and improve safety- often on existing cameras and cabinets. Hardware is designed and built in Texas. Customers include agencies across the U.S.

We are hiring a Marketing Associate to turn that technical story into a clear, repeatable go-to-market engine: pipeline, content, events, and a brand that wins with public-sector and ITS buyers.

The role

You will own day-to-day marketing for a growing industrial AI company. This is not a "post on social and hope" job. You will work directly with the CEO and sales/channel partners, learn a complex product, and ship work that shows up in RFPs, distributor conversations, and city deployments.

What you will do

• Build and run the marketing system: positioning, messaging, website, one-pagers, case studies, and sales decks for cities, DOTs, consultants, and ITS distributors
• Generate demand: campaigns, LinkedIn, email, SEO/content, webinars, and partner co-marketing that create qualified conversations-not vanity metrics
• Own events: ITE, ITS America, state DOT/association meetings, and regional summits; booth story, follow-up, and pipeline capture
• Translate product into buyer language: safety, congestion reduction, detection accuracy, edge vs. cloud, ROI, and "works with existing infrastructure"
• Stand up a simple measurement stack (CRM + analytics) and report what actually moves pipeline
• Support channel and technical sales with battlecards, competitor notes, proposal language, and launch kits

Who you are

• Bachelor’s in Marketing, Business, Communications, or related field
• 0-3 years of experience; strong internships in B2B, tech, industrial, professional services, or sales count
• Clear writer who can make technical products understandable to a traffic engineer and a city manager
• Comfortable with analytics, digital campaigns, and CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce, or similar)
• Bias to ship: drafts, landing pages, event follow-up, and case studies beat endless planning
• Willing to work on-site in Houston and travel occasionally to industry events and customer sites
• Interest in AI, transportation, public infrastructure, or hard-tech is a plus—you do not need to be an engineer
• Authorized to work in USA

Why this is a good first marketing seat

• Direct access to the founder and real customer problems (safety, congestion, signal performance)
• Product that is already deployed with U.S. cities and DOTs—not a slide-deck startup
• Room to own the function instead of owning one slide in a 40-person marketing org
• Texas-built hardware + AI story that lands with networks in industry and government