Marketing Lead

Shape how an entire industry understands Kinship Hey there – we're Kinship 👋

We’re building the Revit tools that architects and engineers actually want to use. Our platform helps teams manage their content, track project data, and make smarter decisions without the usual chaos.

People across the industry know the Kinship name. What they don’t always know is what Kinship actually is. That’s where you come in.

We’re looking for a Marketing Lead to own how Kinship shows up in the world—our messaging, content, and brand.

This isn’t a role where you’re handed a playbook. It’s a chance to define one, turn a clear strategic vision into consistent execution, and build a brand that feels confident, credible, and quietly different from everything else in the AEC space.

If you care deeply about clarity, taste, and craft—and you enjoy owning problems end to end—you’ll feel at home here.

• Own Kinship’s marketing execution end to end, across our website, blog, Linked In, You Tube, and email
• Turn product features and releases into clear, compelling narratives that people actually understand
• Drive inbound lead generation through consistent, high-quality content (no outbound or cold calling)
• Shape and maintain Kinship’s brand voice: confident, concise, and refreshingly un-corporate
• Decide what gets published, when, and why—balancing long‑term brand building with short‑term impact

• Keeping the website up to date as a living product asset—not a static brochure
• Running a steady content cadence (weekly blog posts, daily(ish) social posts, monthly newsletters)
• Leading pain‑point‑focused content campaigns based on real Revit and workflow frustrations
• Working closely with the team to turn deep technical knowledge into strong, readable content
• Supporting high‑quality video content that shows Kinship in action
• Identifying and pursuing smart opportunities for PR, podcasts, events, and industry visibility

• Several years (ideally 5+) working in B2B, SaaS, or technical product marketing
• Experience being the most senior marketer in a small or growing team
• Strong writing and editing instincts—you know when something is clear and compelling
• Comfort owning strategy and execution, without layers of process
• Experience working closely with product and sales/CS teams

• Enjoys figuring things out when there isn’t a clear answer yet
• Cares about tone, structure, and clarity—not just volume or reach
• Is allergic to generic Linked In marketing and buzzwords
• Likes building things properly, even if it takes a little longer
• Wants real ownership and influence, not just a title

• Competitive salary (based on experience and location)
• A beautiful, plant‑filled office in central London (by Southwark tube station) and good coffee (obviously)
• A no‑BS team of people who love building great software together
• The chance to shape a brand—and a category—while it’s still being defined
• A company that insists on work‑life balance