About this role
Wispr Flow is seeking a B2B Marketing Lead to build and scale the enterprise marketing function from the ground up in San Francisco. This on-site role suits a growth operator ready to connect organic product usage to revenue and enterprise pipeline.
Role Overview
Wispr Flow is hiring its first dedicated B2B growth operator to establish the enterprise marketing function as a team of one. This position bridges product-led growth and sales-assisted revenue by owning the entire B2B marketing surface area. Responsibilities span customer insights, content strategy, demand generation, and conversion optimization to turn organic users into paid team and enterprise accounts.
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About the Company
Wispr Flow is an artificial intelligence research and product company creating natural voice interfaces for computing. The talent-dense team builds technology that helps users speak naturally in any application and bridge conversations across workflows. The overarching goal is to build the primary voice interface used globally every single day.
How to Apply
Visit the official Wispr Flow careers page to submit an application for this opportunity.
Questions candidates ask
What is the salary range for the B2B Marketing Lead position?
The annual salary range for this role is $180,000 to $220,000 USD.
Where is this job located?
This role is based in San Francisco, California, and is not a remote position.
Does Wispr Flow offer visa sponsorship?
Yes, Wispr Flow provides visa sponsorship support for H1B, O1, EB1, L1, STEM OPT, and other applicable visas with help from an immigration law firm.
What is the primary focus of the B2B Marketing Lead?
The B2B Marketing Lead will build Wispr Flow's enterprise marketing function from scratch, converting organic product usage into enterprise pipeline and revenue.
Is prior experience in AI required to apply?
Experience in AI, developer tools, or productivity software is listed as a nice-to-have qualification rather than a strict requirement.
