Internal Communications Strategist

DR: One of Conduct's early marketing and comms hires. You'll help build the most exciting brand in enterprise technology from scratch and make sure every CIO, engineer, and future teammate knows it.

Every process change and every new product line runs into SAP systems layered with decades of custom code and complexity no human mind can fully comprehend. New requirements take months to ship, system migrations cost $100M+ and years of pain.

We're building the AI operating system that absorbs this complexity and gives enterprises back their speed and ambition. Major enterprises already trust us with their most critical systems, we've closed game-changing SI partnerships, just raised a $60M Series A, and demand is outpacing what we can service.

We sponsor visas and are convinced diverse teams build better products, so we especially encourage underrepresented groups in tech to reach out.

We're looking for a Comms Strategist to join a small founding team that is responsible for telling Conduct's story and building its presence in the world. The mandate is broad: you'll work across external, customer, partner, talent, and internal communications, and help shape the strategy behind all of them.

Conduct is building the operating system for the agentic enterprise: one intelligent layer through which companies can understand, orchestrate, and act across every system they run. The most important part of this role is understanding that ambition deeply and telling it in a way that makes customers, talent, partners, and the press see it too. You'll work closely with engineers to translate highly technical concepts into powerful written and visual products; and you’ll work with other creatives to push the envelope on what’s "allowed" in enterprise tech marketing.

You're a strong writer and editor, comfortable in every medium from white papers and blog posts to social posts and event scripts, and you can synthesize many inputs into something shippable quickly. You’ll think about communications holistically, exercising taste, because you know that everything matters, not just the words.

You're also a community builder. You know how to reach developers, enterprise practitioners, and talent on X and LinkedIn, and how to turn that online energy into in-person meetups, hackathons, and events that people actually want to come back to.

Tell the Conduct story across web copy, blog posts, social posts, product content, white papers, keynotes, videos, and more.

Create content and experiences for events attended by Fortune 500 executives, CIOs, partners, and investors, from trade shows to our own customer conference.

Grow our communities online and bring them together in person through meetups, hackathons, and partner events.

Build our employer brand, including the talent narrative, candidate materials, employer brand videos, and recruiting events.

Run integrated campaigns with internal teams such as sales, product, partnerships, and recruiting, and with external partners such as agencies, vendors, and consultancies.

Partner with the founders on all-hands, offsites, and company-wide communications.

A generalist with sharp creative taste and relentless executional drive. You've built things before (processes, products, companies, side-hustles, communities, events, brands) and you have strong opinions on what great looks like. Exceptional writing and editing, with a strong point of view on design.

A track record of growing an audience online and bringing it together in person.

You ship quickly and are hands-on regardless of seniority.

What matters is ambition, craft, and the ability to turn ideas into high-quality output, quickly. We're based in London and New York and sponsor visas from everywhere.