Key skills
AILeadership
About this role
Cyera is a leading data security platform focused on reinventing how businesses secure data in the cloud era. They are seeking a Corporate Content Marketing Manager who will own the content lifecycle for brand-level campaigns, creating and repurposing content across various formats to ensure a coherent brand story.
Responsibilities:
- Write across formats: blog posts, thought leadership, scripts, social copy, email, product content, and campaign messaging
- Develop and repurpose long-form content (recorded sessions, interviews, reports) into shorter, evergreen assets
- Produce or direct production of audiograms, quote cards, short-form video cuts, and other social-ready formats
- Support executive and spokesperson content, including ghostwriting and talking point development
- Build and maintain a content calendar tied to campaign goals, product moments, and brand priorities
- Own content for customer marketing and testimonials
- Drive content strategy and production for AI Security School
- Shape and execute the content program for Cyera Research
- Identify repurposing opportunities across the existing content library
- Collaborate with demand gen, product marketing, and design to keep messaging consistent across channels
- Recommend formats and distribution channels based on audience and objectives
- Manage content from brief through final delivery without needing constant oversight
- Maintain brand voice and quality standards across every format and channel
- Track performance and use what you learn to inform what comes next
Requirements:
- 4+ years in content marketing, preferably in a B2B or corporate environment
- Strong writing skills across formats, from long-form editorial to short-form social
- Comfort working across channels: written, audio, video, social, email
- Familiarity with content production tools (Descript, Canva, or similar)
- Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines without dropping things
- Judgment about what to create, what to repurpose, and what to leave alone