Coris is building foundational AI infrastructure for merchant risk and operations.
We help software platforms, fintechs, and payment providers onboard and monitor merchants more efficiently — turning what used to take days into workflows that run in seconds. Our unified platform combines rich data and AI agents to automate risk decisions at scale.
We’re growing quickly, with strong customer pull and adoption globally. The category is being defined in real time, and the opportunity in front of us is massive. If you're excited by speed, ownership, and building at the frontier of AI and risk infrastructure, we'd love to talk.
We’re backed by Y Combinator, Lux Capital, Pathlight Ventures, and other top investors.
About the RoleWe’re hiring our Founding Product Marketer, someone who can own our end-to-end storytelling, from product launches to customer case studies, email campaigns, events, and social. You’ll shape how we talk to the market, build high-leverage GTM assets, and define the marketing stack alongside the founding team.
This is a hands-on, full-stack marketing role for someone excited to build from 0 to 1, with real autonomy, creative freedom, and meaningful ownership across content, GTM, and brand.
This role is based in Palo Alto, CA. We work in a hybrid model (3 days/week in the office).
What You’ll DoLead product positioning and messaging for features and launches
Build and manage a monthly product newsletter (content, design, distribution)
Write customer case studies, launch copy, and 1-pagers
Help plan and execute industry events (booths, signage, printed materials)
Capture and edit product screen recordings and walkthroughs for social
Experiment with new content formats and channels to drive awareness and engagement
Have 3–7 years of experience in B2B marketing, ideally at Seed–Series C startups
Are a strong, concise writer who can translate product details into business value
Have a sharp design sensibility (you can spot bad fonts, polish decks, and make good calls)
Are AI-savvy, you use AI tools to move faster
Comfortable being the first PMM: scrappy, execution-oriented, and excited to shape the function
Bonus: You’ve worked with tools like Canva, Figma, and Webflow.
