Marketing Associate, Events & Community
About the Role
We’re looking for a Marketing Coordinator to join our San Francisco Office. This is a high-execution, broad-scope role for someone who is organized and ambitious, loves being in the room when things happen, and finds genuine satisfaction in making complex logistics look effortless. You’ll be responsible for field marketing, community, campaign execution, and light office coordination. This is a role for someone who wants to become a strong marketing operator: the kind of person who can take a clear direction and turn it into reliable, organized action.
Why This Role Exists
We've opened a San Francisco office to strengthen our presence in the Voice AI market by expanding our field marketing programs. Sponsoring (and building campaigns around) third-party events, crafting executive dinners and experiences, and hosting community meetups are core to how we build relationships and awareness in our market — and these programs are growth channels, not just gatherings: they fill pipeline, activate developers on our products, and feed our launches.
We've reached the point where we need dedicated execution support on the ground in SF to run more of these programs — and to connect each one to the campaign work around it: the emails that fill the room, the follow-up that converts attendees, and the reporting that tells us what worked.
This role is a force multiplier for the marketing team. It frees up capacity to run a higher volume of events, grow our local community presence, and add execution support across campaigns, lifecycle, and growth programs.
What You'll Do
Community & Event Support
Support email campaign execution—including list coordination, QA, asset organization, and execution follow-through
Contribute to recurring campaign workflows that keep marketing programs running smoothly and consistently
Assist with campaign setup and tracking across event, lifecycle, community, and brand work
Learn marketing tools like Iterable (or similar) and contribute to process improvement over time
Campaigns & Growth Marketing
Support email campaign execution—including list coordination, QA, asset organization, and execution follow-through for emails like events, Newsletters, and product launches
Contribute to recurring campaign workflows that keep marketing programs running smoothly and consistently
Assist with campaign setup and tracking across event, lifecycle, community, and brand work
Learn marketing tools like Iterable (or similar) and contribute to process improvement over time
Build simple post-event and post-campaign recaps so the team knows what worked and what to run back
Cross-Functional Collaboration
Work with field marketing, growth, lifecycle, community, and brand teammates to keep projects moving
Bring structure and follow-through to ambiguous situations—flag blockers, close loops, keep stakeholders informed
Operate comfortably in an environment where priorities move quickly and clear direction matters
Must-Have Qualifications
1–3 years of experience in a marketing, events, or operations role (internships and contract work count)
Strong organizational skills—you track tasks, details, and timelines without dropping things
Clear, confident written and verbal communication; you can coordinate across multiple stakeholders without friction
Comfort operating in a fast-moving environment with shifting priorities
Based in San Francisco; comfortable being in-person regularly
Fluent with AI tools in your day-to-day work—you use them to work faster and smarter, not as a crutch
Proactive communicator who flags issues early and closes the loop without being asked
Nice-to-Have Qualifications
Experience supporting events, field marketing, or community programs
Familiarity with tools like Iterable, Luma, looker
Experience at a startup or high-growth tech company
Exposure to email marketing operations, campaign coordination, or lifecycle programs
Background in community coordination, developer events, or brand activations
Experience in AI/ML, voice tech, or developer-facing products (a genuine plus, not a requirement)
What Success Looks Like
30 Days
You understand the portfolio of events, campaigns, and programs we run
You’ve taken ownership of at least one active event or logistics initiative and are driving it forward
You’re oriented in our key tools and have a clear read on where you can add the most immediate value
You’ve started learning the details of our product marketing and positioning
60 Days
You’re operating with minimal oversight on logistics for multiple ancillary or third-party events—timelines, vendor comms, shipping, and materials run through you
You’ve executed at least one SF-based event or meetup and gathered learnings for the next one
You’re contributing to campaign execution support and have started learning our email and lifecycle tools
90 Days
You're a reliable, trusted operator for field marketing and campaign execution
You've identified at least one process gap and proposed an improvement
You're building real relationships with vendors, venues, and community contacts in San Francisco
You can report on a program end-to-end: what it cost, who showed up, and what happened after
Pay Transparency:
AssemblyAI strives to recruit and retain exceptional talent from diverse backgrounds while ensuring pay equity across our team. Our salary ranges are set to be competitive for our size, stage, and industry, and reflect just one component of the full compensation, benefits, and rewards we offer.
Salary determinations consider a variety of factors, including relevant experience, technical depth, skills demonstrated during the interview process, and maintaining internal equity with peers on the team. The range shared below represents a general expectation for the posted position. However, we are open to considering candidates who may fall above or below the outlined experience level—in those cases, we will communicate any adjustments to the expected salary range.
The range provided applies to candidates located in the United States. For candidates outside of the U.S., compensation ranges may differ; any adjustments will be communicated throughout the interview process.
Salary range: $100,000 - $120,000
The expected total compensation for this role is listed above (including base salary and commission). Our total compensation package includes competitive equity grants, 100% employer-paid benefits, and working alongside the team in our San Francisco or New York City office. A 401k match up to 4% is offered to all US-based full time team members.