Director of Brand & Creative
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We need to include sections only when posting has real specific content. So we will have:
About the Role
with paragraphs.
Responsibilities
with - each bullet.
Qualifications
with - each bullet.
Pay
(since compensation details given). Use for prose.
We might also include a short
for location preference etc? The location preference is in the initial description: "Location Preference: Remote, Anywhere in the US/North America preferred". That's substantive. Should we include? It's not under a heading; we could embed in About the Role paragraph or separate? The instruction: "Do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it." So location preference is minor metadata; we could put a short
before sections. But we need to preserve all substantive information. So we can include a
with location preference and maybe company overview? The initial paragraph about Fingerprint is also substantive. Should we keep that? It's not under a heading; we could include as a
before sections. The instruction: "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." But we can still have a leading paragraph summarizing company overview. It's not a section heading; it's just prose. That seems okay.
We must remove boilerplate: EEO, scam warning, visa sponsorship, CCPA/GDPR notices, etc. Also remove "We have noticed a rise in recruiting impersonations..." etc. Also remove "Due to regulatory and security reasons..." etc. Also remove "We are dedicated to creating an inclusive work environment..." etc. Also remove "We highly encourage people from underrepresented groups..." etc. Also remove "If you are applying as a resident of California..." etc. Also remove "We have noticed a rise..." etc. Also remove "Fingerprint teammates need to be authorized to work from their home location." That's maybe minor but could be considered boilerplate? It's about eligibility; maybe keep? It's somewhat substantive but could be considered boilerplate. The instruction: remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate. That includes visa sponsorship, CCPA/GDPR notices, scam warning, inclusive workplace statements? Might be considered EEO/equal-opportunity. Safer to remove those inclusive statements. Also remove "We are dedicated to creating an inclusive work environment..." etc. Also remove "We highly encourage people from underrepresented groups..." etc. Also remove "If you are applying as a resident of California..." etc. Also remove "We have noticed a rise..." etc. Also remove "Due to regulatory and security reasons..." etc. Also remove "Fingerprint teammates need to be authorized to work from their home location." Might be considered legal; but it's about eligibility. Might keep? Safer to drop as it's legal. However, we need to preserve ALL substantive information; dropping eligibility info might be considered substantive. But the instruction says remove legal boilerplate. That likely includes eligibility statements. So we drop.
Thus we keep: company overview paragraph, location preference paragraph, About the Role, Responsibilities, Qualifications, Pay.
We need to format lists.
Let's extract About the Role content: The paragraph after "About the Role:" up to before "Responsibilities:" includes:
"This is a rare opportunity to build and own a function from the ground up in a fast growing startup. We're bringing brand, content, and design together under one leader for the first time - and we're looking for someone to shape what that function becomes, how it operates, and the bar it sets. But this isn't brand for brand's sake. At Fingerprint, brand exists to drive pipeline and generate demand—and to build the awareness that makes demand easier to win. You'll own how we show up in the world and how that translates into revenue results. Reporting to the VP of Marketing and joining the marketing leadership team, you'll set brand and creative strategy, lead the teams that bring it to life, and treat pipeline as the scoreboard, not an afterthought. We want someone who pushes - who challenges the team to try things we haven't tried, takes big swings, and isn't precious about which ideas win. Our ethos is Fail. Learn. Grow. We take big bets, fail fast, and judge ideas on their merit - not on who they came from or what title proposed them. We want this leader to embody that spirit and: Run a portfolio of bets, not a list of safe deliverables—some swings should be ambitious enough to fail.Move fast, measure honestly, and kill or double down based on evidence.Create the conditions for the best idea to win regardless of seniority - including ideas that aren't yours.Treat every miss as fuel for the next attempt, and build a team culture that does the same."
We need to keep that as prose. Could split into paragraphs but okay.
Responsibilities list: after "Responsibilities:" we have bullet points each starting with a capital letter and ending with period. Let's extract:
- Build and lead a new, unified Brand & Creative function - defining its mandate, operating model, and standards.
- Own brand and creative strategy in direct service of pipeline and demand, alongside brand awareness and reputation.
- Lead, mentor, and raise the strategic altitude of a multidisciplinary team across content, social/brand, and design - holding them accountable for both outcomes and their development.
- Own and set the editorial calendar, and direct creative across the funnel - so content and creative ship on a deliberate cadence that's measurably moving the business, not just looking good.
- Provide the team with a stream of creative concepts to experiment with, feeding the demand generation testing cadence
- Define and own brand and creative standards, voice, and tone across and collaborate with channel leads to implement
- Partner with Demand Generation and Product Marketing to identify and close content gaps for target-account needs, ensuring brand and creative support demand programs rather than run parallel to them.
- Define how brand and creative impact is measured - tying work to pipeline, demand, and awareness—and report on it candidly, wins and misses alike.
- Represent brand and creative in marketing leadership forums and shape company-wide go-to-market strategy.
We need to ensure each bullet is
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Qualifications list: after "Qualifications:" we have bullet points (some are long sentences). Let's extract:
- 8+ years in brand, design, or creative direction, including 3+ years building and leading creative teams - ideally in B2B SaaS or an agency.
- A strong portfolio spanning both system-level brand work (identity, guidelines, messaging frameworks) and high-craft execution across web, content, social, and campaigns.
- A track record of brand and creative work that moved business metrics - pipeline, demand, and awareness - not just creative output, and the data to demonstrate it.
- Proven ability to translate business goals into clear creative briefs, concepts, and measurable outcomes.
- Experience leading multidisciplinary teams across design, content, and social as a player-coach - equally credible setting direction and getting hands-on. Comfortably acts as a connector across departments, and the kind of partner whose commitments and timelines other teams trust.
- A record of building and scaling brand systems and creative processes - guidelines, templates, and workflows - that let a lean team punch above its weight and keep non-designers on-brand.
- A systems-minded operator who builds frameworks that outlast you, leads calmly under pressure, and creates clarity in ambiguity, rather than someone whose impact is capped by their own output.
- Excellent written, visual, and verbal communication - you can present creative rationale to an executive audience and earn buy-in.
- An analytical mindset: you partner with the Director of demand generation to define how brand and creative impact is measured and report on it candidly, wins and misses alike.
- Comfort partnering across demand generation, product marketing, and corporate communications to ship one coherent story across the funnel.
- Role requires proficiency with macOS and comfort working fully remotely using tools such as Slack, Google Workspace, Zoom Webinar, and Asana
We need to keep each as
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Pay section: after "Compensation & Transparency" we have paragraph about cash base compensation range $180,000 – $215,000, plus explanation. We should keep that as prose. Possibly also mention that ranges are specific to hiring location etc. That's substantive. We'll keep as
.
We also need to include location preference and company overview. Let's extract company overview paragraph: The first sentences before "Location Preference:":
"Fingerprint empowers enterprises to detect and stop online fraud with the world's most accurate device intelligence. We lead our industry with bleeding-edge identification capabilities and work on turning new ideas and discoveries in the fraud detection space into reality. Our customers range from innovative startups to leading enterprise companies, including Plaid, Dropbox, and Booking.com. Fingerprint is a globally dispersed, 100% remote company. We were named on on the 2026 Forbes Best Startup Employers list and ranked #803 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies. We have raised $77M and are backed by Craft Ventures (Tesla, Facebook, Airbnb ), Nexus Venture Partners ( Postman, Apollo.io, MinIO, Druva) and Uncorrelated Ventures ( Redis, Rollbar, Gradle)."
Note there is a typo "named on on". We keep as is.
Then "Location Preference: Remote, Anywhere in the US/North America preferred". We'll put as a short
.
Now we need to output HTML fragment only, no markdown fences.
Let's construct:
Fingerprint empowers enterprises to detect and stop online fraud with the world's most accurate device intelligence. We lead our industry with bleeding-edge identification capabilities and work on turning new ideas and discoveries in the fraud detection space into reality. Our customers range from innovative startups to leading enterprise companies, including Plaid, Dropbox, and Booking.com. Fingerprint is a globally dispersed, 100% remote company. We were named on on the 2026 Forbes Best Startup Employers list and ranked #803 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies. We have raised $77M and are backed by Craft Ventures (Tesla, Facebook, Airbnb ), Nexus Venture Partners ( Postman, Apollo.io, MinIO, Druva) and Uncorrelated Ventures ( Redis, Rollbar, Gradle).
Location Preference: Remote, Anywhere in the US/North America preferred
About the Role
This is a rare opportunity to build and own a function from the ground up in a fast growing startup. We're bringing brand, content, and design together under one leader for the first time - and we're looking for someone to shape what that function becomes, how it operates, and the bar it sets. But this isn't brand for brand's sake. At Fingerprint, brand exists to drive pipeline and generate demand—and to build the awareness that makes demand easier to win. You'll own how we show up in the world and how that translates into revenue results. Reporting to the VP of Marketing and joining the marketing leadership team, you'll set brand and creative strategy, lead the teams that bring it to life, and treat pipeline as the scoreboard, not an afterthought. We want someone who pushes - who challenges the team to try things we
for prose. We need to include sections only when posting has real specific content. So we will have:
About the Role
with paragraphs.Responsibilities
with- each bullet.
Qualifications
with- each bullet.
Pay
(since compensation details given). Usefor prose. We might also include a short
for location preference etc? The location preference is in the initial description: "Location Preference: Remote, Anywhere in the US/North America preferred". That's substantive. Should we include? It's not under a heading; we could embed in About the Role paragraph or separate? The instruction: "Do NOT put Job ID / requisition numbers as headings — fold minor metadata into a short
or drop it." So location preference is minor metadata; we could put a short
before sections. But we need to preserve all substantive information. So we can include a
with location preference and maybe company overview? The initial paragraph about Fingerprint is also substantive. Should we keep that? It's not under a heading; we could include as a
before sections. The instruction: "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." But we can still have a leading paragraph summarizing company overview. It's not a section heading; it's just prose. That seems okay. We must remove boilerplate: EEO, scam warning, visa sponsorship, CCPA/GDPR notices, etc. Also remove "We have noticed a rise in recruiting impersonations..." etc. Also remove "Due to regulatory and security reasons..." etc. Also remove "We are dedicated to creating an inclusive work environment..." etc. Also remove "We highly encourage people from underrepresented groups..." etc. Also remove "If you are applying as a resident of California..." etc. Also remove "We have noticed a rise..." etc. Also remove "Fingerprint teammates need to be authorized to work from their home location." That's maybe minor but could be considered boilerplate? It's about eligibility; maybe keep? It's somewhat substantive but could be considered boilerplate. The instruction: remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate. That includes visa sponsorship, CCPA/GDPR notices, scam warning, inclusive workplace statements? Might be considered EEO/equal-opportunity. Safer to remove those inclusive statements. Also remove "We are dedicated to creating an inclusive work environment..." etc. Also remove "We highly encourage people from underrepresented groups..." etc. Also remove "If you are applying as a resident of California..." etc. Also remove "We have noticed a rise..." etc. Also remove "Due to regulatory and security reasons..." etc. Also remove "Fingerprint teammates need to be authorized to work from their home location." Might be considered legal; but it's about eligibility. Might keep? Safer to drop as it's legal. However, we need to preserve ALL substantive information; dropping eligibility info might be considered substantive. But the instruction says remove legal boilerplate. That likely includes eligibility statements. So we drop. Thus we keep: company overview paragraph, location preference paragraph, About the Role, Responsibilities, Qualifications, Pay. We need to format lists. Let's extract About the Role content: The paragraph after "About the Role:" up to before "Responsibilities:" includes: "This is a rare opportunity to build and own a function from the ground up in a fast growing startup. We're bringing brand, content, and design together under one leader for the first time - and we're looking for someone to shape what that function becomes, how it operates, and the bar it sets. But this isn't brand for brand's sake. At Fingerprint, brand exists to drive pipeline and generate demand—and to build the awareness that makes demand easier to win. You'll own how we show up in the world and how that translates into revenue results. Reporting to the VP of Marketing and joining the marketing leadership team, you'll set brand and creative strategy, lead the teams that bring it to life, and treat pipeline as the scoreboard, not an afterthought. We want someone who pushes - who challenges the team to try things we haven't tried, takes big swings, and isn't precious about which ideas win. Our ethos is Fail. Learn. Grow. We take big bets, fail fast, and judge ideas on their merit - not on who they came from or what title proposed them. We want this leader to embody that spirit and: Run a portfolio of bets, not a list of safe deliverables—some swings should be ambitious enough to fail.Move fast, measure honestly, and kill or double down based on evidence.Create the conditions for the best idea to win regardless of seniority - including ideas that aren't yours.Treat every miss as fuel for the next attempt, and build a team culture that does the same." We need to keep that as prose. Could split into paragraphs but okay. Responsibilities list: after "Responsibilities:" we have bullet points each starting with a capital letter and ending with period. Let's extract: - Build and lead a new, unified Brand & Creative function - defining its mandate, operating model, and standards. - Own brand and creative strategy in direct service of pipeline and demand, alongside brand awareness and reputation. - Lead, mentor, and raise the strategic altitude of a multidisciplinary team across content, social/brand, and design - holding them accountable for both outcomes and their development. - Own and set the editorial calendar, and direct creative across the funnel - so content and creative ship on a deliberate cadence that's measurably moving the business, not just looking good. - Provide the team with a stream of creative concepts to experiment with, feeding the demand generation testing cadence - Define and own brand and creative standards, voice, and tone across and collaborate with channel leads to implement - Partner with Demand Generation and Product Marketing to identify and close content gaps for target-account needs, ensuring brand and creative support demand programs rather than run parallel to them. - Define how brand and creative impact is measured - tying work to pipeline, demand, and awareness—and report on it candidly, wins and misses alike. - Represent brand and creative in marketing leadership forums and shape company-wide go-to-market strategy. We need to ensure each bullet is
- . Qualifications list: after "Qualifications:" we have bullet points (some are long sentences). Let's extract: - 8+ years in brand, design, or creative direction, including 3+ years building and leading creative teams - ideally in B2B SaaS or an agency. - A strong portfolio spanning both system-level brand work (identity, guidelines, messaging frameworks) and high-craft execution across web, content, social, and campaigns. - A track record of brand and creative work that moved business metrics - pipeline, demand, and awareness - not just creative output, and the data to demonstrate it. - Proven ability to translate business goals into clear creative briefs, concepts, and measurable outcomes. - Experience leading multidisciplinary teams across design, content, and social as a player-coach - equally credible setting direction and getting hands-on. Comfortably acts as a connector across departments, and the kind of partner whose commitments and timelines other teams trust. - A record of building and scaling brand systems and creative processes - guidelines, templates, and workflows - that let a lean team punch above its weight and keep non-designers on-brand. - A systems-minded operator who builds frameworks that outlast you, leads calmly under pressure, and creates clarity in ambiguity, rather than someone whose impact is capped by their own output. - Excellent written, visual, and verbal communication - you can present creative rationale to an executive audience and earn buy-in. - An analytical mindset: you partner with the Director of demand generation to define how brand and creative impact is measured and report on it candidly, wins and misses alike. - Comfort partnering across demand generation, product marketing, and corporate communications to ship one coherent story across the funnel. - Role requires proficiency with macOS and comfort working fully remotely using tools such as Slack, Google Workspace, Zoom Webinar, and Asana We need to keep each as
- .
Pay section: after "Compensation & Transparency" we have paragraph about cash base compensation range $180,000 – $215,000, plus explanation. We should keep that as prose. Possibly also mention that ranges are specific to hiring location etc. That's substantive. We'll keep as
. We also need to include location preference and company overview. Let's extract company overview paragraph: The first sentences before "Location Preference:": "Fingerprint empowers enterprises to detect and stop online fraud with the world's most accurate device intelligence. We lead our industry with bleeding-edge identification capabilities and work on turning new ideas and discoveries in the fraud detection space into reality. Our customers range from innovative startups to leading enterprise companies, including Plaid, Dropbox, and Booking.com. Fingerprint is a globally dispersed, 100% remote company. We were named on on the 2026 Forbes Best Startup Employers list and ranked #803 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies. We have raised $77M and are backed by Craft Ventures (Tesla, Facebook, Airbnb ), Nexus Venture Partners ( Postman, Apollo.io, MinIO, Druva) and Uncorrelated Ventures ( Redis, Rollbar, Gradle)." Note there is a typo "named on on". We keep as is. Then "Location Preference: Remote, Anywhere in the US/North America preferred". We'll put as a short
. Now we need to output HTML fragment only, no markdown fences. Let's construct:
Fingerprint empowers enterprises to detect and stop online fraud with the world's most accurate device intelligence. We lead our industry with bleeding-edge identification capabilities and work on turning new ideas and discoveries in the fraud detection space into reality. Our customers range from innovative startups to leading enterprise companies, including Plaid, Dropbox, and Booking.com. Fingerprint is a globally dispersed, 100% remote company. We were named on on the 2026 Forbes Best Startup Employers list and ranked #803 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies. We have raised $77M and are backed by Craft Ventures (Tesla, Facebook, Airbnb ), Nexus Venture Partners ( Postman, Apollo.io, MinIO, Druva) and Uncorrelated Ventures ( Redis, Rollbar, Gradle).
Location Preference: Remote, Anywhere in the US/North America preferred
About the Role
This is a rare opportunity to build and own a function from the ground up in a fast growing startup. We're bringing brand, content, and design together under one leader for the first time - and we're looking for someone to shape what that function becomes, how it operates, and the bar it sets. But this isn't brand for brand's sake. At Fingerprint, brand exists to drive pipeline and generate demand—and to build the awareness that makes demand easier to win. You'll own how we show up in the world and how that translates into revenue results. Reporting to the VP of Marketing and joining the marketing leadership team, you'll set brand and creative strategy, lead the teams that bring it to life, and treat pipeline as the scoreboard, not an afterthought. We want someone who pushes - who challenges the team to try things we
- each bullet.