Developer Marketing Lead
Socure · Miami, NM · 1 mo ago
HybridInformation Technology$160k–$190k/yrFull-time
About the role
Socure's mission is to verify 100% of good identities in real time and eliminate identity fraud across the digital economy. We're hiring a Developer Marketing Lead to own how Socure shows up with the developer and technical buyer audience.
Developer Positioning & Messaging
- Define and execute a developer marketing strategy that spans awareness, activation, and retention across Socure's API and platform products.
- Develop clear developer ICPs, technical value propositions, use cases, and competitive positioning that resonate with engineers, architects, and technical decision-makers.
- Partner with Product and Engineering to embed differentiated data, capabilities, and insights into developer-facing narratives.
- Translate complex AI-driven identity and fraud capabilities into compelling, technically credible content that developers trust and share.
- Deliver field-ready and self-serve enablement — integration guides, technical decks, API playbooks, sandbox environments, and developer ROI tools — that accelerate time-to-value.
Developer Campaign Strategy
- Partner with GTM and Growth leaders to build and execute campaigns that generate qualified pipeline from technical audiences, including product-led growth motions.
- Drive awareness within developer communities, forums, and ecosystems to position Socure as the default identity infrastructure for builders.
- Own developer content programs: technical blogs, docs improvements, video walkthroughs, webinars, and conference presence (e.g., developer summits, API World, fintech hackathons).
- Partner with RevOps to define success metrics, analyze funnel performance, and iterate — owning the developer funnel from first touch to activation.
Cross-Functional Partnership
- Act as the developer marketing owner during planning cycles, QBRs, and product launches.
- Influence stakeholders across Product, Engineering, Sales, DevRel, and Marketing to ensure alignment between what's built and how it's positioned.
- Establish and track KPIs tied to developer signups, API activations, sandbox-to-production conversion, and technical pipeline contribution.
- Bring market insights, developer community signals, competitive intelligence, and industry trends into GTM strategy discussions.