AI Growth Lead

New York, NY (Hybrid)

• Full-Time
• Marketing

About Raspberry AI Raspberry AI is a generative AI design platform built for fashion brands and retailers. We help design, merchandising, and product development teams move faster — from concept to market-ready assets — using industry-leading AI. Some of the world’s top fashion brands rely on Raspberry AI to streamline their workflows and accelerate product development.

We closed $24 million in Series A from a16z, plus $5 million in seed rounds from Khosla Ventures and Greycroft Ventures. Other investors include the REVOLVE and Reformation founders and the President of Saks Fifth Avenue. For more information, visit raspberry.ai.

About The Role We’re hiring a Marketing Engineer to build the agents, automations, and systems that power Raspberry’s entire marketing engine — and to own the growth and product-marketing outcomes those systems drive.

This is not a traditional marketing role, and it’s not a pure engineering role. You’ll sit at the intersection of marketing strategy and technical execution: designing the positioning, running the demand-gen programs, and building the engineering layer beneath it all — autonomous agents, programmatic workflows, real-time data pipelines, and scalable infrastructure that turn marketing into a system.

Every major shift in how people discover and buy has added work for marketing; headcount grows linearly while the to-do list grows exponentially. We’re betting on a different model: someone with the marketing judgment to know what’s worth building and the technical skill to build it, so the team does more, better marketing without simply adding more people. You’ll accelerate the existing playbook by automating the repetitive parts, then invent capabilities that didn’t exist before.

This is a builder’s role. You’ll set up the systems, run the campaigns, prove what works, and scale it. You’ll fix any problem you see — demand gen, positioning, content, lifecycle, web, events — not just the ones in a job description. If that’s not how you operate, this isn’t the role.

What You’ll Do Build the marketing engine

• Build marketing agents and automations for repetitive, time-sensitive workflows — content drafting, lead follow-up, sentiment monitoring, campaign reporting, and competitive tracking.
• Own the marketing data infrastructure: connect campaign performance, attribution, AI-citation tracking, and pipeline impact into dashboards and reporting that stay accurate and actionable.
• Architect publishing and distribution systems — integrations across CMS, data sources, and channels — so content moves from creation to distribution with minimal manual intervention.
• Instrument brand presence in LLMs and search: structured data, schema markup, and content architecture that increase visibility and citation frequency across traditional search and AI-generated answers (AEO).
• Codify what works into templates, scripts, and repeatable playbooks; run disciplined experiments and treat each deployment as a hypothesis.

Own growth and demand generation

• Build and scale Raspberry’s demand generation function — multi-channel campaigns across paid, email, webinars, and content syndication that drive qualified pipeline.
• Own the full funnel from lead capture to MQL to pipeline, partnering closely with sales on handoff, scoring, and conversion.
• Plan and run field marketing — industry events, dinners, conferences, and targeted regional activations (especially in fashion/retail hubs) that generate and accelerate pipeline.
• Manage budget and external vendors/agencies, making sharp calls on where to spend.

Own positioning and go-to-market

• Develop and own the core positioning and messaging framework; translate complex AI capabilities into clear narratives, and partner with product to shape how new features are framed.
• Own GTM strategy and execution for product launches — define launch tiers and success criteria, and build and manage cross-functional launch plans across product, sales, and design.
• Lead ongoing market and customer research and ICP refinement; synthesize buyer insights into actionable frameworks.
• Own competitive intelligence — build and maintain battlecards, and turn research into strategic recommendations (ideally via agents that catch competitive shifts in real time).

Enable sales

• Equip sales reps with materials, talk tracks, case studies, and competitive …