Who are we?

Antioch is the simulation platform for physical AI. We allow teams to develop, evaluate, and generate synthetic data for their physical systems in high-fidelity cloud simulation, accelerated by 3D-native agents.

With Antioch, teams create precision-calibrated digital twins, generate testing environments, and run massively parallel simulation scenarios. By moving development out of the field and into software, Antioch drastically reduces dependence on expensive, slow, and incomplete real-world testing.

We work with leading robotics, autonomy, and perception teams to make the deployment of physical autonomous systems safer, faster, and more cost-effective.

Who are we looking for?

We're hiring a Product Marketer to own how Antioch is communicated: what we do, who we do it for, and why it wins.

This is an early, high-ownership builder role: you'll take a deep, multi-vertical technical platform and turn it into a coherent narrative, expressed through targeted stories that each customer segment recognizes as their own. You'll manage positioning, campaigns, content, and sales enablement, in tight loops with the founders and engineers building the product.

If you like the 0 → 1 grind and want your work to directly determine whether autonomous systems succeed in the real world, you'll fit right in.

What you'll do

Own Antioch's positioning and messaging: define and standardize the narrative for each customer vertical and use case, so every pitch, page, and deck tells one coherent story.

Build the sales enablement library: pitch decks, one-pagers, case studies, competitive comparisons, and demo narratives that move enterprise deals forward.

Translate deeply technical capabilities (physics simulation, sensor modeling, cloud infrastructure, agentic workflows) into customer outcome stories, while keeping a strongly technical voice.

Work the feedback loop: pressure-test messaging in the field with sales conversations and campaigns, and feed what you learn back into positioning.

Own Antioch's brand surface: the website, social media, and voice that carries the company into the market.

Plan and execute concerted media campaigns: product launches, announcements, events, and the content that builds Antioch's credibility with technical buyers.

What we're looking for

You don't need every box checked. We're looking for strength in most of these:

Experience in product marketing, brand, or content roles for deeply technical products (developer tools, infrastructure, robotics, simulation, or similar), ideally at an early-stage company.

Exceptional writing: you produce crisp, technically credible copy across formats, from a headline to a case study to a forty-slide deck.

Ability to digest technical subject matter (simulation, robotics, perception, ML) and communicate it accurately to both engineering and executive audiences.

Experience building sales enablement that founders and sellers actually use: decks, one-pagers, demo scripts.

Experience planning and running campaigns end to end: launches, media, conferences, and the follow-through to measure what worked.

Strong visual instincts, with comfort directing design or doing scrappy design work yourself.

Fluent use of AI tools as a force multiplier on top of strong marketing fundamentals, not as a substitute for them.

A track record of shipping finished, production-ready work, not just plans and drafts.

Nice-to-haves

Background in robotics, autonomy, or industrial tech

Experience marketing to developers or engineers

Hands-on design or web skills (Figma, Adobe, light front-end work)

Experience building company and founder presence on social channels

You may be a great fit if…

You're in NYC or open to relocating to NYC

You're a high-agency builder: you don't wait to be told what to do, you go figure it out

You care deeply about what you ship and reflexively take accountability

You like the 0 → 1 environment and chose it on purpose

You balance craft and pragmatism: you push for excellence, but ship what's needed now

You're comfortable with uncertainty and love diving across the stack to solve a problem