Marketing leadership, full-time or fractional
Senior ownership of your marketing function, from strategy and hiring to execution, as your Head of Marketing or Fractional CMO.
Available now · Full-time or fractional
Marketing leader for AI companies.
I start with curiosity: the research, the buyers and the data come first, and the plan comes from them. Then I ship the work myself, from launches to the website, SEO and GEO, so nothing waits in an agency’s queue.
Trusted by teams at GenBio AI, Cohere, Snorkel AI, MBZUAI, Carnegie Mellon, with collaborations across Google, NVIDIA, and Amazon Science.
About

I lead marketing for AI companies and tech teams, as Head of Marketing or Fractional CMO. My forte is website strategy and SEO, alongside launches, go-to-market, and technical content, and I do the technical work myself. I am looking for a full-time role, or one or two fractional engagements, with AI startups preparing to launch or established teams that need senior marketing leadership. I am remote-first, open to hybrid, and I can travel as needed.
At GenBio AI, I built the marketing function from zero as Fractional CMO, led all external communications through its launch at NeurIPS in December 2024, and hired and onboarded their Head of Marketing to run ongoing operations. I then advised GenBio AI on technical marketing through October 2026, owning website strategy, SEO and GEO, site code, and marketing analytics. I co-founded Towards AI in 2019. It was acquired in 2022, and I still advise its CEO on strategy and growth. Earlier, I advised the president's office at MBZUAI under President and Professor Eric Xing, helping launch initiatives including LLM360 and the Institute of Foundation Models. Before that, I was Head of Technical Content at Cohere and, earlier, at Snorkel AI. From 2018 to 2021, I was a front end engineer and marketing lead in the Machine Learning Department at Carnegie Mellon University, under the direction of Professor Manuela Veloso.
Across that work, I have collaborated with Google, Amazon Science, NVIDIA, Lambda, Udacity, Determined AI, Gather AI, and others, helping them reach their goals and improve ROI through marketing built for technical products.
I also build AI agents and tools at Generative AI Lab, which keeps my technical skills sharp.
Why founders hire me
The deck looks great, then execution stalls: a one-page change waits weeks in an agency’s queue, and a new leader arrives with a ready-made 30-60-90 plan before learning how the company works. Technical founders need someone who closes that gap, not someone who widens it.
Everything a marketing leader is expected to run gets covered: brand and positioning, go-to-market and launches, messaging and communications, content, demand and pipeline, analytics, and hiring or building the team that takes it forward.
The difference is what happens underneath. The work does not get handed off. Site code gets built and maintained. Technical SEO and GEO get implemented, not just recommended. Analytics gets wired to the pipeline. And the conversations happen directly with researchers and engineers, in their language, without a translation layer. That combination, senior marketing leadership plus the ability to ship the technical work itself, is the specialty.
It starts with curiosity: questions, data and how each team works come before the plan, and the plan is built with the people who will run it. And your marketing team can publish a page or launch a campaign the same day, without an agency queue: the code lives in a repository you own, the design system is built in, and every change is reviewed before it goes live.
Technical marketing is the specialty, and it follows the same path every time, from the research a company is built on to where buyers actually find it:
What I do
Four ways I plug in, full-time or fractional, scoped to the stage you are at.
Senior ownership of your marketing function, from strategy and hiring to execution, as your Head of Marketing or Fractional CMO.
Positioning, messaging, and launch plans that get a new model, product, or company in front of the right buyers and press.
Research blogs, docs, and developer-facing content that earns trust with technical audiences, written by someone who understands the work.
Technical SEO and generative engine optimization so buyers find your company in Google and in AI assistants like ChatGPT, and both describe it correctly. Measured in qualified leads, not just traffic.
Track record
The through line: marketing that holds up with technical audiences, at companies where credibility is the whole game.
Selected work
A few AI companies and teams I have helped launch, position, and grow.
Free tools
Free, no sign-up, and built to run fast on a phone.
See how a link looks on LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Slack, WhatsApp and Google, what to fix, and what AI crawlers can read.
Open Graph and SEO
Strip tracking from any link, unwrap redirect links, and build clean UTM links for your own campaigns.
Privacy and marketing
Read the code behind a web page or a file on your phone, with line numbers and syntax highlighting.
Code viewer
Featured posts
Technical content and articles I have written or directed across AI research and industry.
Questions
A marketing leadership role at an AI company, full-time, such as Marketing Lead, Head of Marketing or VP Marketing, or one or two fractional CMO engagements. I am available now, remote-first, open to hybrid, and I can travel.
With questions before a plan. I learn the research and the product, talk to the buyers and the teams, and review the data and how work gets done today. Then I build the plan with the people who will run it. I bring a decade of experience, not a ready-made playbook.
Yes, that is how I set sites up. The code lives in a repository you own, the design system is built in, and your team describes a change, reviews it and publishes it the same day. A designer or developer is only needed for new patterns, not for every page or campaign.
At GenBio AI I built the marketing function from zero, led all external communications through its launch at NeurIPS in December 2024, and hired and onboarded their Head of Marketing. I co-founded Towards AI, one of the largest AI communities and publications, which was acquired in 2022. At MBZUAI I helped launch LLM360 and the Institute of Foundation Models, and I led technical content at Cohere and Snorkel AI.
I started as a front end engineer in Carnegie Mellon's Machine Learning Department. I still write and maintain site code, set up analytics, fix technical SEO and GEO, and build AI agents and tools at Generative AI Lab, so I can work with researchers and engineers in their own terms.
Both. I have built marketing functions, hired and onboarded a Head of Marketing, and run a publication with contributions from more than 2,000 authors at Towards AI. I still do hands-on work where it moves faster: the website, search, analytics, and launch content.
Yes, now. I am looking for a full-time marketing leadership role, or one or two fractional CMO engagements, with AI companies. Use the contact form to start the conversation.
A fractional CMO leads marketing part-time, as part of your team. For an AI company that usually means positioning, launch plans, technical content, SEO and GEO, and the website. You get senior marketing leadership without the cost of a full-time executive.
AI startups getting ready to launch, and established AI and tech teams that need senior marketing leadership. I have worked with GenBio AI, Cohere, Snorkel AI, MBZUAI, Carnegie Mellon University, and Towards AI, and collaborated with Google, Amazon Science, NVIDIA, and Lambda.
A marketer who understands the product and the research well enough to earn the trust of engineers and scientists. I advise on website strategy, SEO, GEO, technical content, and positioning, and I do much of the hands-on work myself, from site code to analytics.
Less than a full-time executive. You pay a monthly retainer or a fixed project fee instead of a salary, equity, and benefits. The exact cost depends on the scope and the time needed each month. I send a proposal after a short call.
Yes, they are my main focus. I plan the site structure, build and maintain the site code, fix technical SEO, set up analytics, and add GEO so the company shows up in search and in AI assistants.
GEO, or generative engine optimization, makes sure AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can find your company and describe it correctly. More buyers now research vendors this way, so GEO matters alongside traditional SEO.
Yes. I can run marketing from strategy and brand through launches, content, and analytics. Most engagements focus on the parts that matter most at the company's current stage.
With a short call to understand the goal, then a written proposal. Most start as a monthly retainer or a fixed project, such as a website or SEO audit. I work remote-first and can travel when needed.
Both. With startups I usually begin with positioning, the website, and SEO. With larger companies the work leans toward launches, GEO, and technical content at scale.
Many consultants hand over a strategy and leave. I also do the work: I build the site, fix the SEO and GEO, and write or direct the technical content, so nothing waits on a developer or an agency.
The site structure, technical SEO, content plan, GEO, and analytics. I also fix crawl and indexing problems and keep the site code in good shape.
Positioning comes first. Then I plan the launch across the website, search, content, and press, so the site and SEO are ready before launch day and GEO keeps the product visible in AI assistants afterward.
Yes. I write and direct technical content, documentation, and research blogs for engineers and researchers, and make sure that content can be found in search and in AI assistants.
It depends on the work. Some companies need a few days a month for website, SEO, and GEO oversight. Others need more during a launch, up to a full-time commitment.
Yes. I check how a company appears in ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews, then improve the site's structure, content, and structured data so the company is described correctly.
AI companies, AI startups, research teams, and other technical companies: teams with an expert audience, where credibility matters most.
Yes, this is a common starting point. I run a technical SEO audit, fix site health and indexing, improve the site plan, and add GEO. It often turns into an ongoing engagement.
Both. I can build a marketing function from zero or work alongside an existing team. At GenBio AI I built the function as Fractional CMO, hired and onboarded the Head of Marketing, and then advised the company on technical marketing.
Buyers who find the company in Google and AI assistants, accurate answers when they ask about it, and content that brings in qualified leads. Each piece of work is tied to a goal you can measure.
Leads from the site come first. Then how the company shows up: in search for the terms buyers use, in what AI assistants say about it, and in qualified visits. I connect the website analytics to these so you can see what changed.
Get in touch
Tell me about the role, or where your marketing, website, SEO, or GEO is headed. I will reply with the fastest honest path to get there.