Communications Lead, Growth
Summary
Own and scale Deriv's corporate narrative across media, employees, candidates, and AI assistants using AI-powered workflows and strategic storytelling in a regulated fintech.
- Direct an AI-powered comms engine. You won't fight for tools or wait in IT ticket queues. You’ll leverage a top-grade AI stack, including an in-house content engine, automated story pipelines across 17 locales, and automated podcast production workflows.
- Build side-by-side with AI Engineers. You bring the editorial judgment and communications requirements; a dedicated team of AI engineers builds the machinery. Your workflow prototypes become live production systems.
- High-impact ownership and executive visibility. As an individual contributor with functional ownership, you’ll advise senior leadership directly on change communications and manage media/vendor budgets without navigating bureaucratic layers.
What You’ll Do
- Define and defend one corporate narrative told across four core audiences: media, current employees, candidates, and AI assistants. Structure that narrative so machines can find, cite, and repeat it accurately.
- Secure earned media attention, running end-to-end PR, podcast pitching, and speaking placements using AI content systems. Placement is a number here, not a hope.
- Lead internal change communications, serving as a trusted adviser during restructures, leadership transitions, and operational change. When internal and external demands collide, internal comes first.
- Manage employer brand as the external expression of the internal truth, translating culture into authentic stories across LinkedIn, review platforms, and future channels.
- Produce Deriv's podcast output end-to-end using human-in-the-loop AI workflows for scripting, editing, transcription, and content atomisation while maintaining final editorial authority. Every episode should generate clips, posts, quotes, and future media opportunities through the same workflow.
- Redesign recurring communications work by inventorying manual tasks, rebuilding them as governed AI-assisted workflows with explicit quality gates, and partnering with AI engineers to productionise what works.
- Track narrative impact and share of voice, prototyping your own AI-assisted measurement rather than waiting for dashboards. If something can't be measured, say so, then fix the tracking or stop doing it.
- Typically 5+ years across corporate communications, PR, or internal communications, but evidence of judgment, systems thinking, and AI workflow ownership counts for more than years alone.
- You've worked through at least one difficult company moment—a restructure, crisis, pivot, or leadership change—close enough to understand how the communications shaped the outcome.
- You've built AI-assisted communications or editorial workflows with defined review criteria, risk controls, and measurable outputs that go well beyond prompting chat tools.
- You can show how you evaluated those workflows: what you tested, what failed, and what you retired.
- Comfortable translating communications needs into product requirements that AI engineers can build.
- Sharp editorial judgment in British English. AI writes first drafts; you decide what's publishable.
- Sound judgment with confidential, sensitive, and reputationally significant information.
- Comfortable working directly with senior leaders, drafting in their voice, learning quickly, and saying so when something doesn't read right.