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Director, Social Media & Technical Communications

Radiant
CompanyRadiant
CategoryMarketing
LocationLondon
RemoteHybrid
EmploymentNot stated
LevelDirector
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted13 Jul 2026
Last verified9 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (ashby)
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Description
ABOUT RADIANT Radiant is looking for a senior social media and communications leader who can turn deep technical substance into public narrative, executive voice and market momentum. The right candidate is a high-agency B2B technology storyteller: technically curious, editorially sharp, deeply fluent in social media, and resourceful enough to build a steady pipeline of speaking opportunities, conference submissions, podcast pitches, panels, awards, and executive visibility moments. You should be comfortable operating in complex technical markets AI infrastructure, GPUs, datacenters, developer platforms, enterprise software or similar categories. You do not need to be an engineer, but you need to be able to sit with technical leaders, understand what matters, find the angle, and translate it into language that is sharp, credible, and useful. WHAT YOU’LL OWN SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY & EXECUTION You will own the company’s social presence across executive and corporate channels, with a particular focus on LinkedIn and other platforms where technical buyers, partners, investors, customers, and industry influencers spend time. You will develop the strategy, write the content, shape the voice, test formats, track performance, and build a social engine that is sharp, intelligent, and distinctive. This includes company posts, executive posts, technical POVs, event coverage, launch support, partner amplification, customer moments, recruiting content, and timely commentary on industry developments. EXECUTIVE VOICE & THOUGHT LEADERSHIP You will help build and sharpen the public voices of the company’s executives and technical leaders. That means developing points of view, ghostwriting posts, preparing talking points, identifying timely angles, and turning internal conviction into external narrative. TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS You will work closely with product marketing, product, engineering, infrastructure, sales, partnerships and leadership to understand what the company is building and why it matters. You will translate technical topics into clear, compelling communications for the market. This may include short-form social content, executive posts, speaking abstracts, event messaging, award submissions, customer stories, and thought-leadership themes. You should know how to ask good questions, pressure-test claims, avoid hype, and make technical content accessible without making it shallow. SPEAKING, AWARDS & OPPORTUNITY PIPELINE You will build and manage a proactive speaking and visibility engine for the company and its executives. We expect a consistent weekly motion: sourcing opportunities, drafting abstracts, preparing submissions, pitching panels, finding podcasts, tracking deadlines, managing speaker assets, and creating a calendar of external visibility opportunities. The expectation is not that every submission turns into a talk. The expectation is that the opportunity pipeline is always moving. TOOLS, ANALYTICS & LEVERAGE You should be fluent with modern marketing, social, research, writing, analytics, AI, design, video, transcript, and workflow tools. We are looking for someone who uses tools to move faster, test more ideas, repurpose better, and increase output quality without adding process drag. You should be comfortable measuring what works, identifying patterns, and improving the system over time. WHO YOU ARE You have 7–10+ years of experience in B2B technology communications, social media, content, executive communications, PR, thought leadership, or a closely related function. You have worked in technical markets and can show that you understand how to communicate complex products, platforms, or infrastructure to sophisticated audiences. You are an exceptional writer with strong editorial judgment. You are social-native, not social-adjacent. You understand hooks, formats, timing, voice, audience behavior, and what makes technical content travel. You are deeply resourcef