Head of Marketing ($100k-$200k + Equity) at Foresight Data Machines
jack jillAustin (TX)
Head of Marketing ($100k-$200k + Equity) at Foresight Data Machines
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jack jillAustin (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Foresight Data Machines is looking for a Head of Marketing to lead brand and demand generation for their industrial AI platform. This isn't your typical SaaS role; you'll be marketing technology that controls molten steel and massive factories for global giants. With 5x YoY growth and a product already making billion-dollar decisions in the real world, this is a chance to own the narrative for a Series A stage company solving 10% of global carbon emissions. If you have a creative edge, a love for technical storytelling, and a track record of driving leads, join this world-class team in Austin. Location Austin, TX - In OfficeWhy this role is remarkable Rare opportunity to market AI that is already live in factories, making billion-dollar decisions for global giants like Arcelor Mittal. High-growth trajectory with 5x YoY bookings increase and the chance to define the brand identity for a category-defining industrial tech company. Compelling creative territory working with the visceral aesthetics of heavy industry, molten steel, and massive production environments.
What you will do:
Own the end-to-end lead generation engine and marketing pipeline to drive growth across global steel producers and heavy industries.
Produce distinctive, high-end visual assets and content across LinkedIn, email, and events that cut through traditional B2B noise.
Partner closely with GTM and engineering teams to translate technical product updates into accessible, high-impact stories for executives and investors.
The ideal candidate:
Proven track record of owning B2B lead generation and building marketing pipelines from scratch in an early-stage startup environment.
Exceptional writer and creative producer capable of delivering premium visual materials and technical prose without the need for external agencies.
Demonstrated "exceptional ability" through unique side projects, high-growth metrics, or a standout portfolio that proves resourcefulness and obsessive attention to detail.
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