Top Marketing Jobs in San Francisco Bay Area, CA

Plan and execute developer-focused events, meetups, hackathons, workshops, and community programs. Manage event logistics, budgets, timelines, vendors, communications, attendee records, and post-event reporting. Build relationships with developers and partners, coordinate internal support teams, resolve issues, improve event processes, and provide on-site support to deliver engaging experiences.

The Internal Communications Manager will build and manage Vercel’s internal communications operating system, including All Hands, leadership updates, channel strategy, metrics, and company-wide messaging. They will lead communications for major announcements, write and edit internal content, develop employee engagement programs, train ambassadors, and align internal and external communications. The role partners with executives and People, Finance, Legal, and Design teams while improving processes and using employee feedback and AI agents to increase communication effectiveness.

Lead Vercel's global, multi-channel integrated campaigns from strategy through execution and measurement. Translate product priorities into developer- and enterprise-focused campaign narratives, coordinate cross-functional channel activation, align with sales and events, build the campaign calendar, run experiments, report on KPIs, and mentor marketing teams on best practices.

Build and operate Vercel's Executive Briefing Center: qualify requests, design customized agendas, recruit and coach executive and technical speakers, run onsite execution and hospitality, manage vendors and budget, develop briefing content and metrics, report ROI, and scale formats like roadshows and virtual briefings.

Own end-to-end paid acquisition across major channels (Google, Meta, LinkedIn, YouTube, emerging channels) to drive signups, activations, and pipeline. Manage multi-million-dollar media budgets, optimize ROAS/CAC, implement AI-driven automations and creative testing, maintain tracking and attribution (pixels, conversion APIs), report performance, and align cross-functionally with product, creative, data, and marketing ops.