Marketing Manager

Corridor•San Francisco, CA

31d

About The Position

AI has changed software development. Security hasn't caught up – until now. Corridor is changing the game of product security, giving developers the ability to secure their AI coding. Our team has lived at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity. Collectively, we've led security at some of the world’s largest companies, driven cybersecurity policy efforts in the US government, and published AI research at Stanford. We’re building an entirely new category of security tooling. We call this category ACSM: Agentic Coding Security Monitoring: a proactive, embedded approach to securing AI-generated code inside the code generation loop. We’re looking for a Marketing Manager to define, articulate, and run marketing to amplify this category across cybersecurity and developers.. This is a foundational marketing manager role reporting to our General Manager.

Requirements

3–7 years of experience in B2B marketing, content, or brand roles.
Strong writing and editing skills.
Familiarity with basic marketing metrics and analytics.

Nice To Haves

Experience in developer tools, cybersecurity, infrastructure, or technical SaaS preferred.
Demonstrated ability to run content programs or brand initiatives end-to-end.
Experience building top of funnel programs and owning results.

Responsibilities

Own and Develop the Marketing Strategy
Build and maintain a content calendar across channels (blog, social, video, podcasts, talks, events, etc.).
Turn lots of ideas into a focused, prioritized and measurable set of initiatives.
Manage contractors as needed - i.e. for creating video and podcast materials.
Execute the Marketing Strategy
Help translate high-level narrative (e.g. AI-driven security, new approaches vs legacy tools) into concrete content and examples.
Maintain clarity and consistency across marketing efforts.
Plan events to reach our audiences.
Establish Measurement and Feedback Loops to Evaluate Marketing Impact
Define how to measure success for brand and content initiatives.
Track engagement, reach, resonance, and other early indicators of marketing effectiveness.
Own top of funnel processes and results.
Use findings to inform future efforts.