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Product & Technical Communications Lead
About this role
Building something ambitious requires focus, resilience, and a willingness to take on challenging work. At Miris, we believe that this work can be deeply meaningful when it is supported by a strong team, a clear sense of purpose, and a shared commitment to achieving important outcomes. We are looking for people who are energized by complex problems and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact. The Opportunity: Miris is hiring a Product Communications Lead to own how our product and technical work reaches the outside world - blog posts, feature announcements, release notes, developer documentation, and customer-facing communications across our entire product surface.
What You'll Do: Develop and execute communications strategy for product launches, feature releases, and roadmap milestones, in partnership with engineering and marketing. Translate Miris's spatial streaming technology into clear, compelling narratives for developers and audiences across retail visualization, architecture, media & entertainment, and robotics/physical AI. Write and maintain developer-facing documentation - API references, SDK guides, quick-starts, sample code, and release notes so developers can evaluate, integrate, and build with Miris confidently.
Write and own briefing documents, FAQs, blog posts, key messages, and talking points for every major announcement. Prepare executives and spokespeople for interviews, briefings, and speaking opportunities, including message development and Q&A prep. Identify and proactively pitch stories - product milestones, technical breakthroughs, partner and customer wins - that build Miris's reputation as a category leader. Partner closely with our internal marketing team to align on deliverables, timelines, and quality across communications initiatives.
What You'll Bring: 7+ years in product communications, technical communications/writing, or a closely related field, with direct experience translating highly technical work into external-facing content. Demonstrated technical-interview skill - comfortable extracting accurate, nuanced detail from engineers and product people who don't naturally think in “external comms” terms. Strong editorial judgment - a track record as an editor/shaper of others' technical material, not only as a solo author.