Senior Marketing Manager - Narrative and Launch

Senior Marketing Manager - Narrative and Launch US Remote · Reports to SVP Marketing AI is hitting a limit. Not in the models, not in the data, not in the software. It's a power limit, and it lives in the chip, where the physics is fixed and you can only squeeze so many bits out of a watt. Every watt AI wants comes off the same grid everyone else shares. The problem isn't unknown. The rest of the industry is trying to solve it by making the same chip better, which earns incremental gains, not the step change that puts AI everywhere without breaking the grid. EnCharge AI is using a different set of physics: analog in-memory computing, which computes with charge instead of switching transistors, built and running at roughly 20x the performance per watt. Why this role exists This role is strategy and execution in the same seat, with the balance tilted toward execution. It helps shape how a genuinely hard technology gets understood, and it spends most of its days doing the hands-on work that makes that happen. That combination is hard to hold, and rewarding for the person who can. Analog compute has been the industry's white whale. For decades it's been the thing everyone agreed would change computing, if anyone could get it to work at scale. We have. Now it has to be understood, by developers, by the companies building the devices, by the analysts shaping the category, and by an industry with a lot invested in the current answer. Hard technology does not explain itself, and the