Event Marketer

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OpenRouterAI infrastructure

Remote (US)Full-TimeMiddle

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Experience: 4+ years

Requirements

4+ years of experience running events (startup, tech, or agency)
Experience with both large conferences / activations and smaller, curated experiences
You’re a doer - you move quickly and figure things out
Strong operator with attention to detail and follow-through
Comfortable with ambiguity and changing plans
Good taste - you know the difference between high-signal and forgettable
Comfortable with AI-native workflows—you embrace automation and AI-assisted ways of working to move faster
Ability to travel regularly

Responsibilities

Run events end-to-end
Execute across formats: conference activations, industry events, curated dinners, small, high-signal gatherings, partner and third-party community events
Own logistics, vendors, budgets, timelines, and on-site execution
Turn rough concepts into something repeatable
Build lightweight playbooks and templates as patterns emerge
Help us go from one-off events to a program that scales
Collaborate with Marketing, Sales, and EPD to support key initiatives
Help us show up effectively across: Developers, Startups, AI-native teams, VP and C-level leaders
Adjust formats and execution based on who’s in the room
Coordinate partners and vendors
Work with venues, agencies, and ecosystem partners
Support co-hosted events with VCs and communities
Track what we’re doing and what’s working
Help bring structure as we increase volume

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