Product Marketer
Product Marketer
About Lightberry
Lightberry builds the software layer for expressive, interactive robots. We combine voice AI, perception, and behavior systems so robots can understand people and respond naturally.
We are a small, hands-on team based in San Francisco, working across software, hardware, design, and research to turn new capabilities into robots people can interact with today.
We care about thoughtful craft, fast iteration, and shipping real systems into the world.
Robots with Souls
Yep, you read that right.
Robots are here, but they ship with no software. They’re all mute, deaf, and blind out of the box. The only way to get the robot to do anything is to write code. This is insane.
We want robots to behave like in the movies: proactive, caring, aware.
The role
Robots sell themselves the moment people meet one. Your job is to engineer those moments — launches, campaigns, events — and make sure the world keeps meeting them.
You’re the operator behind our marketing: the plan, the calendar, the contacts, the follow-through.
What you’ll do
- Plan and run our launches and campaigns end to end.
- Organize events, demos, and appearances where people can meet our robots.
- Build and work the network: press, creators, partners, communities.
- Turn what the team builds into stories the world understands.
- Measure what worked, and double down.
What’s needed
We don’t care about degrees or agency pedigrees. Show us campaigns that worked. We do need:
- Launches. You’ve planned and shipped launches or campaigns people remember.
- Operator. Timelines, budgets, vendors, follow-ups — you keep a dozen plates spinning and enjoy it.
- Writing. You write clearly and fast, in a voice people want to read.
- AI-native. It’s 2026. We won’t force AI tools on you, but we expect you to learn to get the best out of them — they’re a real multiplier, and people who skip them get left behind.
Bonus points
- Hardware. You’ve marketed physical products, not just software.
- Events. You’ve organized events or trade shows before.
One last thing…
Don’t apply if…
- You can’t stand chaos
- You’d work remotely every day if you could
- You’re not a people-person
- You’re pessimistic about tech, AI, and the future
Apply if…
- You want to do your life’s work
- You care about developing and expressing your craft
- You love intense, fast-paced environments
- You like getting your hands dirty, no work is beneath you
- Life’s short, why work on B2B AI SAAS infra slop when you could work on speaking robots?