[Hiring] Senior Manager, Internal Communications @Deepgram

Role Description

The Senior Manager, Internal Communications will build and evolve the systems, channels, and communications practices that help Deepgram communicate effectively as we grow. This includes partnering with leadership and teams across the company to bring clarity to important company moments, strengthen connections across a distributed workforce, and create a consistent employee experience.

• Develop clear, timely communications that help employees understand what is happening across Deepgram, why it matters, and how it connects to our company priorities and direction.
• Create effective ways for employees to hear from leadership, understand what is happening across the organization, and stay connected to the company and to one another as Deepgram grows and operates across locations and time zones.
• Establish thoughtful channels, cadences, and practices for how information is shared across the company, partnering with functional leaders in those areas, and ensuring employees know where to find information and what to pay attention to.
• Help the CEO and executive team communicate clearly and consistently with employees across all-hands, memos, Slack, and other channels, including helping draft and shape communications in their voice.
• Partner with the right people at the right time to ensure unique internal communications strategies exist for important company moments, ensuring employees receive clear, timely, and consistent information about the moments that matter.
• Partner with the Chief Strategy Officer to help employees understand Deepgram’s mission, strategy, priorities, and company story, translating complex business and technical information into communications that are relevant and accessible to employees.
• Work closely with the People team to develop effective ways to communicate and reinforce important culture and employee experience priorities, including the systems, channels, and moments that help employees understand and experience them consistently across the company.
• Establish lightweight ways to understand whether communications are reaching employees and achieving their intended outcomes, and use AI and other tools to make the function increasingly effective and scalable.
• Support executive communications, company narrative, employee advocacy, and other communications priorities where internal communications expertise is valuable.

Qualifications

• Deep internal communications experience: has owned internal comms at a fast-growing company, not just contributed to it.
• Experience with, or has thought deeply about, keeping a remote or distributed workforce connected to the company's values and to each other.
• Earns the trust of executives: can write in their voice, help them sound consistent over time, push back with candor, and handle sensitive information with discretion.
• Thinks in systems: designs a communications architecture and cadence on purpose, rather than adding more things to an already crowded ecosystem.
• Operates AI-native: uses AI as the default way of drafting, editing, summarizing, and measuring comms, and is excited to build workflows and agents for leverage.
• Writes clearly and quickly across formats, from a CEO all-hands narrative to a crisp Slack announcement.
• Translates complex technical and business news into plain language that works for engineers, researchers, sellers, and operators alike.
• Uses data and feedback to show what's working and iterate, not just ship and move on.

Requirements

• 5–8+ years in communications, most of it in internal or executive comms at a high-growth technology company.
• Experience at a fully remote or globally distributed company, ideally through a period of rapid headcount growth.
• Has communicated through major company moments, such as fundraises, launches, leadership changes, or reorgs.
• Has built an employee advocacy program or helped employees act as ambassadors for the company story.
• Experience at an AI, developer-first, or technical B2B company.
• Has built or owned an AI-powered comms workflow or tool, not just used AI tools occasionally.

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