Technical Marketing Lead

Join Array Labs as a Technical Marketing Lead, where you'll shape the company's narrative and marketing strategy. This hands-on role involves working closely with engineering and leadership to define Array's positioning in the market, translating technical content into accessible narratives, and creating core marketing materials. Ideal candidates have 4-6 years of experience in technical marketing or communications, a background in a STEM field, and familiarity with government contracting.

• Partner with leadership to develop Array's marketing strategy, define positioning in the market, and shape messaging for different audiences.
• Work closely with engineering, business development, and brand to translate technical content into accessible narratives, and build pitch decks and sales presentations.
• Create core materials to communicate Array's value proposition and products across different contexts and buyers, ensuring consistency and clarity.

• Demonstrated experience in technical marketing, product marketing, communications, or investor relations, with ownership of positioning or messaging
• Proven ability to work with highly technical subject matter and extract clear, compelling narratives from engineers and experts for non-technical audiences
• Strong writing and slide design skills with hands-on ownership of written content, data visualization, and visual layout (PowerPoint, Google Slides)
• Bachelors degree in Engineering, Government, History, or other Liberal Arts degrees
• Experience setting direction and establishing ownership in a fast-paced, often ambiguous environment, with an eye for detail and consistency
• 4–6 years in a marketing-focused or content-forward role, ideally at a defense tech, aerospace, satellite, or similarly technical company
• Background in a STEM field or strong marketing and communications training, ideally both
• Experience developing and owning marketing or messaging strategy, crafting narrative frameworks for a product line or brand
• Experience positioning against competitors and tailoring a message to distinct buyer audiences
• Familiarity with Government contracting
• Strong editorial judgment and a low tolerance for jargon and filler
• Prior experience at a high-growth startup or early-stage company where marketing and/or communications function was being built, not inherited