At ClickUp, we're building the future of work: the first truly converged AI workspace unifying tasks, docs, chat, calendar, and enterprise search, all supercharged by context-driven AI. We are an AI-native company. Every team member is expected to leverage AI daily, and we evaluate AI fluency as part of our hiring process. Join us and help redefine what's possible. 🚀 From Zeb Evans, CEO We're executing on the 100x org. I'm looking for ONE person to own the entire brand marketing function at ClickUp. Not manage a team of 50. Not sit in meetings all day. Not write briefs for other people to execute. ONE PERSON who builds the systems that produce world-class marketing at scale, and reviews everything with taste sharp enough to know the difference between great and garbage. We call this person an Artisan . What is an Artisan? An Artisan is not just "a good marketer." An Artisan is someone whose taste and judgment are so refined that they can orchestrate AI systems at hyperspeed while maintaining quality that lesser teams can't achieve at any speed. Taste: They know what good looks like before it exists. They can evaluate 50 AI-generated options and immediately identify the 2 worth publishing. They've internalized the craft so deeply that quality assessment is instantaneous. Judgment: They know what to build, not just how. They understand the audience, the market, and the tradeoffs well enough to make high-stakes calls without committees. Speed of orchestration: They don't just "prompt AI." They operate AI systems like instruments: fast iteration loops, rapid evaluation, continuous course correction. What takes a team of 15 six weeks takes an Artisan days. Ownership breadth: An Artisan owns a surface end to end. Not "the social part" or "the email part." The WHOLE thing: strategy, systems, execution, quality. Fewer people means fewer handoffs. Fewer handoffs means faster, better output. This is the marketing equivalent of what our 10x Engineers do: own an entire product surface, idea to execution to live. The only two things that matter 01: Systems - Can you build marketing systems that compound? Not "use ChatGPT sometimes." BUILD and ITERATE on the SYSTEM. AI agents that produce campaigns. Workflows that generate and distribute content. Automation that handles email, social, lifecycle at scale. Systems that get better every single week because they learn from the feedback loop YOU create. The output should compound without you manually touching every piece. 02: Review - Can you judge quality at an absurdly high bar? When the system produces something mid, can you reject it in a way that makes the system LEARN? Can you look at 50 pieces of output and immediately know which 2 are worth publishing? Your taste IS the product. The systems do the volume. You do the judgment. And when you reject something, that rejection feeds back into the system so it never makes the same mistake twice. What you own Brand messaging and positioning for everything ClickUp puts into the world Campaign strategy, creative direction, and the systems that execute them Social media presence, content, and engagement Email marketing, drip campaigns, and lifecycle flows Content production pipelines across all formats Quality gates: nothing ships unless it meets your bar You build systems that do it. You are the taste. The agents are the hands. Why this is the best marketing job on earth ClickUp is a $4B company growing fast, with 3,000+ internal AI agents already running. Our product IS the convergence of context. You have TOTAL CONTEXT on everything happening in the company, available to your AI systems. We're building a 100x software framework where you can market literally ANY product, ANY solution. AI products, app solutions, platform capabilities, vertical packages. The surface area is massive. The creative canvas is limitless. You'll have: Direct reporting to the CEO (me). No layers. No politics. An infinite product surface to market: AI, apps, agents, solu
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