About KorrAI

KorrAI is a YC-backed company helping asset owners and insurers monitor infrastructure remotely. We use satellite imagery and AI to identify risks affecting mines, data centers, railways, and other critical assets. Our mission is to make infrastructure risk visible, early, and actionable.

The Role

You’ll be the founders’ force multiplier. You’ll be switching between product, GTM, and comms. One week you might outline a whitepaper and guide a designer, the next you could rework a landing page, prep a pitch narrative, or kickstart a webinar series for infrastructure engineers. You turn ambiguous goals into shipped artifacts.

What you’ll do

• Craft narratives: briefs, one-pagers, decks, and whitepapers that make complex tech legible
• Product support: write light specs, structure customer feedback, and map competitor landscape
• Content and comms: draft posts for social channels and create case studies
• Web and collateral: propose copy and light wireframes for landing pages; coordinate design and development
• Research: longlist and shortlist events and accelerators; own applications end to end
• Programs: launch repeatable initiatives (for example, monthly webinar series, ICP interviews, etc.)
• Ops glue: drive timelines, coordinate designers and engineers, and close the loop

You’ll thrive here if you

• Have 2 to 4 years of experience in marketing, product, or consulting at a tech or data company
• Hold an engineering degree and can learn domain context quickly
• Write clearly and quickly; you enjoy shaping ideas into decks and crisp copy
• Are high-agency: you set scopes, propose trade-offs, and ship without hand-holding
• Communicate well with design and engineering; you give specific feedback and accept it too
• Have an intermediate-level exposure to Generative AI products

Nice to have

• Exposure to infrastructure, mining, insurance, GIS, or data products
• Experience working at a company building GenAI products
• Basics of Figma and Webflow (or equivalents)
• An MBA or comparable program is a plus, but not required