Manager of Global Event Marketing

Responsibilities

• Create brand awareness, generate leads, and secure speaking opportunities for Atom at industry and corporate events.
• Manage shows from beginning to end, driving strategy, messaging, logistics, creative, budgeting, travel, accommodations, and outside contractors/vendors.
• Lead the end‑to‑end strategy and execution of Atom Computing’s presence at premier quantum industry, physics, and high‑performance computing (HPC) conferences as well as commercial enterprise events.
• Partner with quantum physicists, engineers, and product teams to ensure highly technical concepts are accurately and compellingly represented in event messaging, booth graphics, and live demonstrations.
• Coordinate speakers, prepare presentation materials, and brief executive and scientific speakers for keynotes, panels, and technical presentations.
• Design and execute specialized VIP experiences, roundtable dinners, and workshops tailored to a sophisticated audience of technology executives, government stakeholders, national laboratory representatives, and academic researchers.
• Track and analyze event metrics with a focus on long‑cycle B2B enterprise pipeline creation, technical user acquisition, and ecosystem engagement.

• 7+ years of relevant experience in event/meeting planning or similar marketing program management.
• BA/BS in Marketing, Business, or related field.
• Industry context: 7+ years of event marketing experience, with a preference for candidates from deep tech, aerospace, semiconductor, or HPC sectors.
• Scientific literacy: high level of technical curiosity and ability to converse comfortably with PhD‑level scientists and engineers to extract marketing narratives.
• Complex stakeholder management: proven success managing relationships across a fragmented ecosystem, including academic institutions, government bodies, enterprise buyers, and internal research teams.
• Event tech stack ecosystem: proficiency with modern event platforms and CRM tools (e.g., Salesforce, Hub Spot) to track complex, multi‑touch attribution buyer journeys typical in deep tech industries.