Marketing Generalist

The Role

As our first marketing hire, you will own the entire marketing function at SafetyKit. You’ll shape how the company tells its story, creates demand, and builds its brand in the market. This role requires a generalist mindset - someone equally comfortable designing conference schedules, creating compelling case studies, building product positioning, and driving lead generation campaigns. You may not be a master in all but you have a willingness to learn.

You’ll partner closely with the CEO, GTM teammates, and engineering to define our marketing playbook and scale the foundation for future growth.

Responsibilities

• Field Marketing: Develop and execute our conference and event strategy, from selecting events to organizing presence and measuring ROI.
• Brand Marketing: Craft and tell the SafetyKit story through customer case studies, thought leadership, and consistent activity on channels like LinkedIn.
• Product Marketing: Translate product features into clear customer value propositions, refine messaging, and enable sales with positioning and collateral through Account Based Marketing.
• Demand Generation: Build and run campaigns across digital and offline channels to drive awareness, pipeline, nurture, and revenue growth.

Requirements

• 4+ years of experience across multiple marketing functions (field, brand, product, and / or demand gen).
• Proven ability to independently own projects end-to-end and deliver measurable outcomes.
• Strong communication and storytelling skills with an eye for brand and design.
• Experience at a startup or high-growth company where resources are limited and creativity is critical.
• Willingness to work in-office 5 days a week in San Francisco.

Nice to Haves

• Experience in Trust & Safety, Risk, or Compliance industries.
• Prior work marketing to mid-market and enterprise marketplaces, payments providers, content platforms.

About You

• A self-starter who thrives in ambiguity and takes full ownership.
• Comfortable being a “jack of all trades” across marketing disciplines.
• Creative, scrappy, and resourceful with a bias toward action.
• Equally skilled at strategy and execution - able to zoom out and craft a vision, while rolling up your sleeves to make it happen.
• Excited to build something big from the ground up.