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Senior ABM & Campaign Manager

San Francisco

About the role

We're hiring a Senior ABM & Campaign Manager to join our Demand Generation team. You'll own our account-based programs and the integrated campaigns that reach AI-native and digital-native companies running inference at scale. That means designing and executing campaigns from first touch to pipeline across content, digital, and the account-based experience, then shaping how we measure what works as we grow.

Responsibilities

  • Build and own bespoke ABM programs for our top accounts, partnering with Sales on account tiering, buying group mapping, and the plays that drive marketing activation and air cover.
  • Design and run integrated campaigns across paid media, email, content syndication, webinars, gifting, and meeting-maker programs, connecting them into cohesive journeys rather than standalone tactics.
  • Partner with Field Marketing and Events on pre-event account targeting and warm-up, digital amplification, and post-event retargeting.
  • Develop campaign architecture, messaging, and creative across the customer journey in partnership with Product Marketing, Brand, Design, and Content, keeping positioning consistent across every campaign touchpoint.
  • Run continuous testing and experimentation across channels — from ad creative and landing pages to targeting and channel mix — to improve conversion and pause what isn't working.
  • Work with RevOps as the business owner of our demand gen and ABM stack, influencing what to evaluate, buy, or build in-house with AI tooling.
  • Own account penetration and pipeline contribution against new logo goals, managing campaign performance and building the reporting framework that defines what success looks like.

Requirements 

  • 6+ years in B2B demand generation, campaigns, or ABM, preferably at SaaS or AI-native/digital-first companies, with experience marketing to technical decision makers and practitioners across engineering, IT, or cybersecurity.
  • Proven track record building and scaling integrated campaigns across digital, events, content, and account-based channels, including where process didn't exist yet.
  • Deep ABM expertise across account tiering, buying group mapping, intent data, orchestration, and measurement.
  • Experience working with digital agencies across paid social and search.
  • Marketing automation and campaign operations fluency (Marketo, HubSpot, or similar) with an understanding of lead lifecycle management.
  • Data-driven, comfortable working in reporting tools like Hex or Tableau to interpret campaign performance and communicate it clearly to stakeholders.

About Together AI

Together AI, the AI Native Cloud, is purpose-built for AI engineers. AI application developers get high-performance inference that scales reliably, reinforcement learning to create specialized models, and pre-training for fully custom intelligence, all around a marketplace of leading open models that teams can run, adapt, and own. Trusted by Cursor, Decagon, ElevenLabs, Salesforce, and Zoom, Together serves over 400 trillion tokens a month

Compensation

We offer competitive compensation, startup equity, health insurance and other competitive benefits. The US base salary range for this full-time position is: $190K - $225K + equity + benefits. Our salary ranges are determined by location, level and role. Individual compensation will be determined by experience, skills, and job-related knowledge.

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