Vibe Growth Marketer

About the role

The Vibe Growth Marketer will rapidly prototype and ship AI-powered marketing workflows to sharpen personalization, targeting, and execution speed. They will think LLM-generated ad variants, AI-driven segmentation, or landing pages spun up in an afternoon with tools like Cursor, v0, or Lovable.Build growth experiments on top of our own product: conversational video demos, AI humans in lifecycle campaigns, interactive experiences that show developers and buyers what CVI can do instead of telling them. Launch MVP growth experiments using tools like Retool, Zapier, n8n, Clay, Vercel, or custom scripts, independently from engineering. Automate the repetitive stuff: campaign QA, performance reporting, lead enrichment, and handoffs between our GTM systems. Connect APIs, webhooks, and LLMs into scalable marketing automation infrastructure that outlasts any single campaign. Act as a multiplier internally, building tools, playbooks, and internal AI agents that make the whole marketing and GTM team faster. Collaborate closely with design, product, and data to refine what works and scale it.

Responsibilities

• Rapidly prototype and ship AI-powered marketing workflows to sharpen personalization, targeting, and execution speed.
• Think LLM-generated ad variants, AI-driven segmentation, or landing pages spun up in an afternoon with tools like Cursor, v0, or Lovable.
• Build growth experiments on top of our own product: conversational video demos, AI humans in lifecycle campaigns, interactive experiences that show developers and buyers what CVI can do instead of telling them.
• Launch MVP growth experiments using tools like Retool, Zapier, n8n, Clay, Vercel, or custom scripts, independently from engineering.
• Automate the repetitive stuff: campaign QA, performance reporting, lead enrichment, and handoffs between our GTM systems.
• Connect APIs, webhooks, and LLMs into scalable marketing automation infrastructure that outlasts any single campaign.
• Act as a multiplier internally, building tools, playbooks, and internal AI agents that make the whole marketing and GTM team faster.
• Collaborate closely with design, product, and data to refine what works and scale it.

Requirements

You'll thrive here if you think like a growth marketer but ship like a hacker. You'd rather validate an idea in production than write a doc about it, and you probably just want to prove a point. Get genuinely excited about AI, APIs, and no-code tools. Bonus points if you've built your own agents, custom GPTs or Claude projects, or automation tooling that other people actually use. Are comfortable across tools like Zapier, Make, n8n, Clay, Retool, Notion, Airtable, Python, JavaScript, or SQL. You're tool-agnostic and pick whatever gets it shipped. Bring strong product instincts and a good eye for design, even without formal training. Our product is literally a face; taste matters here. Communicate clearly, own your outcomes, and solve problems before anyone asks you to.

Qualifications

• Experience in a growth role at a developer-first or API-first company, B2B SaaS, or an AI startup.
• Familiarity with GTM systems like HubSpot, Segment, Amplitude, or similar.
• Comfort working with structured and unstructured data: cleaning it, transforming it, and wiring it into marketing workflows.
• Built something with the Tavus API, or sign up and do it before the interview. We'll notice.

Skills

• Experience with AI, APIs, and no-code tools.
• Strong product instincts and a good eye for design.
• Comfortable working with various tools and programming languages.
• Ability to quickly prototype and ship marketing workflows.

Benefits

• Competitive salary + uncapped commission structure
• Equity in a fast-growing, Series B AI research company
• Flexible work schedule with in-person collaboration in San Francisco
• Unlimited PTO
• Healthcare coverage
• Gear and professional development stipends
• Plenty of fun and team offsites

Pay

Competitive salary + uncapped commission structure

Schedule

Flexible work schedule with in-person collaboration in San Francisco