Director of Marketing

Corintis•Mountain View, CA

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Corintis offers innovative microfluidic cooling technologies for AI chips/GPUs and CPUs used in data centres. Working with many of the world's largest tech companies, our solutions improve compute sustainability and tackle the excessive electricity consumption associated with data centre cooling, which consumes more electricity than New York and London combined. Ranked as the No.1 Engineering startup in Switzerland for 2025, Corintis offers a friendly and team-oriented workplace, bringing together over 105 people from over 35 nationalities to solve the most significant computing challenges of tomorrow. Based in the EPFL Campus in St. Sulpice, we are closely connected to the local ecosystem and are located a few minutes walk from Lake Geneva. As Director of Marketing, you will be responsible for building and leading Corintis's marketing function; setting our brand and communications strategy, driving demand generation, and owning how we tell our story to customers, investors, press, and the broader AI infrastructure ecosystem. You will report to the President and collaborate closely with the CEO and executive team, engineering, sales, and business development leadership, as well as our Marketing Coordinator, who you will manage directly. Based in our Silicon Valley office, this role plays an important part in how Corintis is perceived as we scale from advanced R&D into high-volume manufacturing and grow our footprint among the world's largest semiconductor and hyperscale computing companies. You'll have real ownership of the marketing budget, team, and roadmap, with the mandate to build a function that doesn't fully exist yet.

Requirements

8+ years of experience in marketing, with progressively senior leadership responsibility, or equivalent experience.
Proven ability to build or scale a marketing function, ideally at a startup or high-growth company.
Experience working with B2B technology, semiconductor, hardware/manufacturing, or deep-tech companies.
Proven track record managing a team, as well as external agencies and vendors.
Strong strategic, written, and verbal communication skills, with the ability to translate technical concepts for both technical and non-technical audiences.
Experience owning a marketing budget and reporting on ROI and KPIs to an executive team.

Nice To Haves

Enjoy building strategy and systems from scratch in a fast-paced, hands-on startup environment.
Motivated by shaping how a fast-scaling deep-tech company is perceived by customers, investors, and the industry.
Thrive when you can own a function end-to-end from strategy to budget to execution.
Value direct access to company leadership and the chance to influence major company decisions.
Enjoy translating deeply technical work into a compelling story for a broad range of audiences.

Responsibilities

Lead the development and execution of Corintis's overall marketing strategy; brand, positioning, demand generation, and communications, aligned to company-wide commercial and fundraising goals.
Manage and grow the marketing team, starting with our Marketing Coordinator, setting clear goals and building a high-performing, accountable team as the function scales.
Own Corintis's brand strategy and visual identity, ensuring consistent, credible representation across every customer, investor, and public touchpoint.
Build demand generation programs; content, campaigns, website, SEO, and marketing automation that generate qualified pipeline for sales and business development.
Set the strategic direction for PR, analyst, and industry relations, including media strategy for product launches, partnerships, funding announcements, and manufacturing milestones, and personally manage relationships with top-tier press and analysts.
Partner directly with the President and executive team on investor and board-facing materials, fundraising narratives, and messaging for major company milestones.
Set the strategy for Corintis's presence at major industry events (e.g., SEMITHERM, OCP Summit, iTherm, SuperCompute), prioritizing which events matter most to the business and overseeing execution.
Own the marketing budget, prioritizing spend across programs and managing relationships with external agencies and vendors.
Establish marketing performance reporting brand, pipeline, PR, and event ROI for the executive team, and use it to continuously refine strategy and resourcing.
Act as the senior marketing partner to engineering and sales leadership, ensuring technical accuracy and strategic consistency in external communications as the company scales.