Head of Marketing
Estuary
Remote · New York, NY · Posted October 27, 2026
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About the job
Department: Marketing
Reports to: CEO & Co-founder
Compensation: Base + Equity + Benefits
About Estuary
Estuary is reshaping how the world moves data. Our platform unifies CDC, batch, and streaming into one dependable system, so data teams stop stitching together fragmented ETL, replication, and streaming tools.
Teams use Estuary to power analytics, operations, and AI, with control over cost, latency, and where their data runs: our cloud, a private deployment, or their own.
We are also one of the first data infrastructure companies shipping into the AI agent stack, with skills that let Claude, Cursor, and other assistants build and run pipelines.
Backed by top investors and led by experienced repeat founders in data infrastructure, we recently raised a $17M Series A led by M13.
The Role
We’re hiring a Head of Marketing to make Estuary the first name data teams think of when they need to move data.
Estuary grows from the bottom up: engineers sign up, build their first pipeline in minutes, and bring us into their companies. Your job is to turn that self-serve momentum into a repeatable engine that reaches more teams and converts them into enterprise deals.
You’ll report to our CEO, own positioning, demand, content, community, and partners, and shape how the team grows from here.
What You'll Do
Positioning and narrative: own Estuary's story and category narrative, and keep it current as the product moves
Pipeline: own the marketing plan, budget, and qualified pipeline number
Funnels: build the path from free signup to activated pipeline to sales conversation, for both self-serve and enterprise buyers
Content and SEO/AEO: set content strategy and make Estuary the answer for buyers and the AI assistants they use
Sales enablement: arm Sales with the messaging, competitive positioning, and proof points that close deals
Launches: own the release calendar and launch major features with Product and Engineering
Partner marketing: co-market with Snowflake, and cloud marketplaces
Community and events: grow webinars, our Slack community, and conference presence
Brand and website: keep our voice and visual identity sharp across every touchpoint
Marketing ops and attribution: own the tracking so every dollar and signup is measurable
Developer relations: partner closely with DevRel to make Estuary a trusted name among data engineers through technical content, tutorials, and open source
Team and partners: lead and hire the marketing team, and direct agencies and contractors
What You Bring
8+ years in B2B marketing, with 3+ leading a team at a data infrastructure or dev tools company
Fluency in the modern data stack (ETL, ELT, CDC, streaming) and credibility with engineers
A track record of building an early-stage marketing function that produced pipeline
Experience running both PLG and enterprise motions
Strong positioning, writing, and editing skills
Comfort owning a funnel model, budget, and metrics (HubSpot or similar)
A leader technical teams want to work for
Uses AI to move faster, but brings original ideas and judgement AI can’t supplyu
Bonus Points If You
Have led marketing at a CDC, ETL, streaming, or database company
Have open-source, developer community, or DevRel experience
Have partner or marketplace experience with Snowflake, Databricks, AWS, GCP, or Azure
Why Estuary
Report directly to the CEO and help shape company strategy
Build the marketing function your way
Small, low-ego team: low process, high ownership
100% employee healthcare coverage, 401k, equity, and unlimited vacation
Company offsites in places like Miami, Austin, Boulder, and New Orleans
How to Apply
Send your resume and a short note to careers@estuary.dev about a marketing function or campaign you built: what you started with, what it produced, and what you'd do differently.