Communications and Marketing Lead, Australia | $150K Base + Super | Melbourne, hybrid

Every channel, one market, and the whole plan is yours.

Beam builds AI for frontline human services. Beam Notes takes the note-taking and admin off social workers, clinicians and support staff so they spend their time on people rather than paperwork. More than 100,000 frontline workers use it across the UK, US and Australia.

The business is backed by the founders of Booking.com, Calm, Shazam and Dropbox, and is raising a Series B.

Australia is the newest market and is already live with Life Without Barriers, where the pilot cut admin time by 51% and lifted staff satisfaction by 94%. The buyers are government departments, large not-for-profits and care providers. They buy on trust, and a lot of the pipeline here starts at an event or with the right introduction.

Beam runs marketing with one lead per market, someone who owns everything for that patch. The UK and US already have theirs. This is the Australian seat, and you would be Beam's only marketer in the country.

Why this role

• $150,000 base plus superannuation

• You own the strategy and the execution for all of Beam's marketing and communications in Australia

• Reporting to Beam's Country Manager in Melbourne, with a dotted line to the Director of Marketing in London

• Design and events support from the UK, and marketing leads in the UK and US who have built this before

• Melbourne, hybrid, two to three days a week in the office

• 23 days annual leave plus 3 held back for Christmas, a six-week sabbatical after three years, and 18 weeks paid primary carer leave

• The stories you tell are about people doing some of the hardest work there is

What you'll actually do

• Learn the Australian market until the sales and customer success teams treat you as the expert on it, and work with them to spot where marketing can move a deal

• Talk to customers regularly. Understand frontline work and where AI fits into it, then turn that into stories on the website, in video, on the blog, in one-pagers and on social

• Find the angle. Sometimes it is AI, sometimes social care or employment, sometimes a human story or a number nobody has published yet

• Run events and field marketing, from sector conferences to customer dinners, plus webinars, podcasts and virtual events

• Equip sales and customer success with slides, outreach sequences, training and account-based campaigns

• Run demand generation across paid and organic channels, newsletters and email

• Write long-form thought leadership, such as ebooks and research reports, and the occasional award entry

• Build relationships with membership bodies, partners, influencers and trade press, and spot the PR opportunities worth chasing

Who this suits

You don't need to have done every one of those things. What matters is that you own the outcome, you find the story yourself, and you pick up whatever channel the plan needs.

• You have at least five years in marketing, across some mix of content, social, PR, events, email and demand generation. Whether you lean towards growth, content or field marketing matters less than whether you will take on the rest

• You are a storyteller who knows what makes people stop and read

• You still enjoy the writing itself. AI makes you faster, and you keep the judgement

• You write in clear, plain English and can pitch it right for a senior government official, a frontline support worker or someone thinking about joining Beam

• You are comfortable being the only marketer in your time zone and building the relationships the job depends on

• You pick up tools quickly. Beam uses HubSpot, Webflow, Figma and Customer.io

Experience in a tech startup or scale-up helps a lot. A background in health, care, government or not-for-profit marketing helps too, though curiosity about the sector matters more than having worked in it.

What success looks like

• Within your first few months, you know the Australian market well enough that sales asks for your view before an event, not after it

• The first Australian customer stories are out and the sales team is using them

• Events are planned months out, chosen for the pipeline they bring, and followed up properly

• Beam is in the sector press, on the right stages and in the right member networks

• Twelve months in, you have built the Australian marketing playbook and shared what works with the UK and US teams

Why this one is different

Most marketing roles at this level give you a channel and a calendar somebody else wrote. You get good at your part and rarely see the whole plan.

This one gives you the whole plan for a market. You decide where the effort goes and you do the work, with a company behind you that has built this in two other markets and is serious about this one. The product is easy to explain and worth explaining.

The part worth saying plainly: you are the only marketer in Australia, and your marketing colleagues are mostly asleep while you work. There is interstate travel for events. There is no Australian playbook, and writing it is part of the job.

Process

Four rounds. A conversation with Pointer, a call with Beam's Director of Marketing, a take-home task on launching a product in Australia that you present back to a small panel, and a culture and values interview with Beam's CEO, Alex Stephany.

Apply now, or reach out to Hugo Bieber for a proper conversation about it.