Event Marketing Manager

Swarmia is the engineering intelligence platform that gives engineering and product leaders one place to see how their teams work, how they feel, and where the investment goes — and the tools to act on what they find. Some of the best software companies in the world, including Miro, Supabase, Honeycomb, and Lovable, use it to measure and improve the business impact of engineering and AI.

Swarmia is the engineering intelligence platform that gives engineering and product leaders one place to see how their teams work, how they feel, and where the investment goes — and the tools to act on what they find. Some of the best software companies in the world, including Miro, Supabase, Honeycomb, and Lovable, use it to measure and improve the business impact of engineering and AI.

We raised our $11M Series A in June 2025 and we’re growing fast. We’re an experienced team with high standards and a low tolerance for nonsense. We stay close to our customers, move quickly, and take the work seriously without taking ourselves too seriously.

A large part of our market is in North America, and we want Swarmia to be everywhere our audience is: the dinners, the meetups, and the conferences. Now that AI has turned many of the conversations engineering leaders used to have on social media channels into slop, showing up in person, in a real room with real food counts for more.

As our first events person on the ground, your job is to get us there.

The job is to own Swarmia’s North American events outright: what we run, who we run it with, and whether any of it actually works. Most of that presence gets built by partnering with marketers at companies who sell to the same people we do, so you’ll be co-producing dinners and meetups as much as running our own.

This is the first hire of its kind here, so you’ll shape the role as you go. Further down the line, if everything goes as well as we think it will, you could even build the team underneath it.

• Own the North American events calendar. The strategy, the line-up, and the results are all yours. That covers co-organized dinners and our presence at the conferences that matter.
• Build a partner network. Get to know the field marketing folks at companies selling to a similar crowd and co-produce events with them. Splitting the work means shared costs, wider reach, and rooms neither side could fill alone.
• Run our conference presence. You decide which conferences are worth it, then handle the sponsor ships from first email to teardown: negotiating packages, sorting out booths and speaking slots, wrangling the logistics, and making sure we get our money’s worth.
• Partner with sales. Work with our account executives and BDRs to coordinate invite lists and ensure seamless follow‑up after every event.
• Do the hands‑on work that makes an event great. Pick the restaurant. Order the books and the sticker sheets. Haul the roll‑ups. The small stuff is what separates a night people remember from one they don’t.
• Be a face for Swarmia. In the room, in a Slack thread, over email: the kind of person partners and attendees want to hear from again.
• Own the pipeline impact and report on it. Keep track of what worked, what flopped, and what it cost, then use that to make the next quarter’s numbers even better.

• Prior experience in field, partner, or events marketing — ideally at a dev tools or dev‑adjacent company, or somewhere else selling to a technical audience.
• A natural connector. Maybe you already know the marketers at companies like ours; maybe you’re just the kind of person who makes those friends fast and keeps them.
• A real operator. You can negotiate a co‑marketing split in the afternoon and confirm…