Technical Marketing Engineer

Role Overview

The Technical Marketing Engineer will turn emerging engineering technologies into compelling demonstrations, technical content, and joint partner stories. They will explore how Neural Concept can work with technologies from partners, primarily NVIDIA, and prototype new engineering workflows. They will then translate that work into strong demos, videos, and articles that make Neural Concept’s technical depth tangible to the market.

What You Will Do

The Technical Marketing Engineer will drive technical co-builds with partners, explore partner technologies, build prototypes, work directly with partner technical and marketing teams, turn technical exploration into demos, videos, and other co-marketing assets, identify new opportunities for joint content, launches, and market visibility, produce technical marketing content, and create and present demos for partners, events, campaigns, and executive conversations.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The role may suit someone who is an engineer who has repeatedly moved towards storytelling, demos, content, or developer marketing, enjoys experimenting with new technologies, and wants to influence how a deep-tech company presents its capabilities to the market.

Requirements

• Strong engineering background
• Ability to build technical prototypes independently
• Experience with Python and AI or engineering software
• Knowledge of one or more relevant areas: machine learning, physics AI, simulation, CAD/CAE, geometry processing, engineering software, or agentic systems
• Evidence that you can explain technical subjects through writing, demos, or video
• Marketing-first mindset
• Strong visual and product judgement
• Comfort working with external technology partners and coordinating across technical and marketing teams
• Ability to move quickly through ambiguity and build enough to prove a concept
• Excellent written and spoken English

Benefits

• Dental insurance
• Vision insurance
• Paid holidays
• Other benefits not explicitly mentioned

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