Marketing Manager, Events and Content

Collaborative Robotics; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Collaborative Robotics in Santa Clara, CA is seeking a hands-on marketing manager for events and content to make AI from robots understandable in live settings. You will coordinate marketing, GTM, engineering, design, and leadership to turn robot demonstrations into clear stories that drive pipeline.

This onsite role is execution-heavy but highly focused on storytelling with measurable impact, including events, visits, and content that showcases robot capabilities to non-technical audiences.

Qualifications

• Experience producing events, campaigns, or content in a technical B2B environment.
• Strong writing and project management across marketing, design, and technical teams.
• Comfort owning logistics, vendors, budgets, run-of-show, and follow-up.
• Ability to turn complex robot capabilities into stories non-builders can understand.

Responsibilities

• Plan and execute major external events and selected smaller activations.
• Shape customer, partner, and investor visits around live robot demonstrations.
• Draft event recaps, launch copy, technical explainers, and executive social posts.
• Track event-sourced pipeline, audience growth, engagement, and content performance.

Skills

Event production

Content marketing

Technical B2B

Project management

Strong writing

Job description

What the role actually is

Collaborative Robotics is hiring a hands-on marketing manager for events and content. The job centers on making physical AI understandable in the moments where people actually see it: trade shows, customer visits, partner meetings, investor demos, and the content that follows.

This is not a generic brand role. The person would coordinate marketing, GTM, engineering, design, and leadership to turn robot demonstrations into clear stories and measurable pipeline.

What you would work on

• Plan and execute major external events and selected smaller activations
• Shape customer, partner, and investor visits around live robot demonstrations
• Draft event recaps, launch copy, technical explainers, and executive social posts
• Track event-sourced pipeline, audience growth, engagement, and content performance

What they are asking for

• Experience producing events, campaigns, or content in a technical B2B environment
• Strong writing and project management across marketing, design, and technical teams
• Comfort owning logistics, vendors, budgets, run-of-show, and follow-up
• Ability to turn complex robot capabilities into stories non-builders can understand

Why this one is worth a look

Cobot is building humanoid robots, which means the product often has to be believed in person before it is understood. This role sits right at that translation layer: the caveat is that it is onsite and execution-heavy, but the storytelling problem is unusually close to the actual robot.