Most AI is frozen in place - it doesn't adapt to the world. We think that's backwards. Our mandate is to build efficient intelligence that evolves in real-time. Our vision is AI systems that are flexible, personalized, and accessible to everyone. We believe efficiency is what makes this possible - it's how we expand access and ensure innovation benefits the many, not the few. We believe in talent density: bringing together the best and most driven individuals to push the boundaries of continual adaptation. We're looking for builders and creative thinkers ready to shape the next era of intelligence.
This is an entry-level role with real ownership. You'll work closely with the marketing and GTM teams to support campaigns, manage content, and help tell the Adaption story across channels. This is a great opportunity for someone early in their career who wants broad exposure to B2B marketing at a high-growth company.
Please note: This is a full-time (40-hours/week) contract with an immediate start date and the possibility of extension.
Support the planning and execution of marketing campaigns across email, social, and web
Help manage the content calendar and coordinate asset creation with internal and external collaborators
Monitor and report on campaign performance, surfacing insights to the team
Assist with event coordination, webinars, and conferences, socials, and activations
Maintain marketing tools, CRM data hygiene, and campaign tracking
Draft copy for social posts, newsletters, and other marketing materials
Work cross-functionally with sales, product, and design to align messaging and timing
1–2 years of experience in marketing, communications, or a related field (internships count)
Strong written communication skills with an eye for detail
Organized and able to manage multiple projects at once without dropping balls
Comfortable working in a fast-paced, early-stage environment where things change quickly
Familiarity with marketing tools like HubSpot, Notion, Figma or similar is a plus
Genuine interest in B2B tech and how companies go to market