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Corti

Product Marketing Manager

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  • 6+ years

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Corti is the frontier lab for clinical-grade AI, building world-leading models and infrastructure for the realities of healthcare.

Our technology powers healthcare’s most ambitious software, from EHR vendors and virtual care platforms to the health systems that care depends on. We work with builders ranging from fast-moving startups to global healthcare enterprises, helping them bring clinical AI into real-world care.

Healthcare is full of problems where AI has to do more than simply work. Clinicians are overwhelmed by documentation. Coding errors, backlogs and denials cost health systems billions. And the specialist expertise patients need is not always available when they need it.

We build AI specifically for these environments, trained on real patient interactions, validated against real outcomes, and designed to perform where accuracy, trust and reliability matter. If you want to help define how AI is built for healthcare, you belong at Corti.

Responsibilities

  • We are seeking a technically curious, execution-focused Product Marketing Manager to sit at the center of Corti’s growth engine.
  • This role is for someone who can read an API doc, spin up a landing page, and write a launch post that developers actually want to read. You are technical enough to understand what we build, creative enough to make people care, and pragmatic enough to ship instead of overthinking.
  • You will own the surfaces and campaigns that drive developer awareness, acquisition, and activation. That includes product launches, landing pages, demand generation, developer-facing content, and growth analytics. You will move fast across channels and formats, with real ownership over what ships and how it performs.
  • What you’ll be doing:
  • Demand generation
  • Plan and execute campaigns that drive signups, activations, and pipeline across paid, organic, and owned channels
  • Run conversion rate experiments across the signup and activation funnel
  • Manage paid campaigns and track performance against acquisition and activation targets
  • Product launches and landing pages
  • Design and build landing pages, launch assets, and promotional materials (often coding or prototyping yourself)
  • Collaborate on the end-to-end build and launch process for new products, features, and platform updates
  • Coordinate cross-functionally with product, engineering, and design to bring launches to market
  • Write launch content and developer-facing announcements that inspire our audience to dive in
  • Content and SEO
  • Produce developer-facing content for blog, social, and community channels
  • Build and execute an SEO strategy targeting developers searching for healthcare AI tooling
  • Write technical blog posts, guides, and tutorials that position Corti as the default platform for healthcare AI development
  • Create sales enablement assets, templates, and collateral as needed
  • Analytics and reporting
  • Build dashboards and reports to track campaign performance, funnel metrics, and growth KPIs
  • Analyze user behaviour to identify activation patterns and conversion opportunities
  • Report regularly on what’s working, what’s not, and where to invest next
  • Use data to prioritise experiments and allocate resources across channels
  • What you bring:
  • Strong technical growth or product marketing experience, ideally within a technical product led growth SaaS company or Series A-C startup.
  • Experience building and running successful marketing campaigns across paid, organic, email and content channels for a technical audience and are comfortable building things yourself rather than waiting on others.
  • Comfortable reading API documentation and understanding how developer products work
  • Track record in shipping and “vibe coding” landing pages, launches, growth experiments, and prototypes (or excited to learn)
  • Familiar with developer workflows, tooling, and PLG motions
  • Comfortable with analytics tools like Google Analytics or Posthog and building reports that drive decisions
  • Strong writing skills, particularly for technical and developer-facing audiences
  • Genuine interest in AI and healthcare
  • What a day looks like:
  • On any given day, you might push a new landing page live for an API feature launch, review funnel metrics to diagnose a drop in activation, draft a blog post on a new agent capability, and jump on a call with product and engineering to scope the next release.
  • We don’t care about the exact title on your CV. What matters is that you are technical enough to understand what we’re building, fast enough to ship without waiting for permission, and someone your friends might describe as “one of the smartest people they know.”
  • Life at Corti
  • You will work closely with the Growth, Product, and Engineering teams
  • High autonomy, low bureaucracy, and real ownership
  • Direct impact on how developers discover and adopt Corti’s platform
  • Equipment provided by Corti
  • Working in our New York office
  • Ready to dive into the world of Corti? Hit that 'Apply' button, and let's start working together on reshaping the dialogue in healthcare, making a real difference for millions of patient outcomes around the world.
  • Bringing in top talent from all backgrounds is crucial in our pursuit to improve the world of healthcare. We encourage applications from all people and do not discriminate based on race, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, and/or disability status.
  • At Corti, experience comes in many forms, and we’re passionate about creating teams with a multitude of perspectives! If you believe your experience is close to what we’re looking for but not an exact match, we still hope you’ll consider applying!

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