Responsibilities
What you'll own
- Operate the marketing stack — site CMS edits, analytics, email, and event logistics — so the engineering team can publish technical content without friction.
- Maintain the editorial calendar across the site, trade-show season, and customer-facing technical briefs.
- Coordinate trade-show logistics, booth content, and follow-up with the BD lead for SPIE, Photonics West, AutoSens, and Vision.
- Track inbound from the contact form, newsletter, and event scans; route qualified leads to BD with the right context attached.
- Own brand-voice integrity: no marketing superlatives, no decontextualized category claims; every assertion has a measurement or process behind it.
Requirements
What we're looking for
- Three or more years marketing operations or content operations for a technical company — sensors, optics, components, or industrial.
- Comfortable editing technical copy without flattening it into marketing fluff.
- Solid hands-on with the modern marketing stack (CMS, GA4, ESP, light HTML/CSS).
- Willingness to learn polymer-optics vocabulary to a working depth — enough to spot claims engineering hasn't signed off on.
Nice to have
Useful, not required
- Prior experience supporting a defense or medical-device manufacturer where claim discipline matters.
- Hands-on Astro, Vite, or comparable static-site experience.
More about the role
Context
About the role
Marketing at Sandia is engineering-led, which means marketing operations is what makes the engineering output legible. You’ll keep the calendar, the events, and the inbound routing tight, and you’ll defend the voice — no fluff, no superlatives, every claim grounded.
Who you’ll work with
- The optical and mechanical design lead, on capability and DFM content.
- The senior quality department manager, on certification claims and language.
- The BD director, on event cadence and inbound qualification.
How to apply
Send a short note and resume to the address linked above. Include one piece of technical marketing you helped ship that an engineering reviewer signed off on without flattening.