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We've been trying to hire a "Tech Evangelist" at Razorpay for months. We kept describing the role and everyone in the room would nod... and then quietly think "this person doesn't exist." Engineer who can present. Presenter who can code. So we killed the brief. And built a different one. We're hiring a Product Marketing Manager: AI & Tech. Not an engineer. Not a content manager. Not a developer advocate. Something closer to: an embedded journalist inside an engineering org who builds demos with Cursor on the side. Here's what the job actually is: ↳ Spend time daily with our engineers. Extract what's interesting. The world should know what's being built at Razorpay — it currently doesn't. ↳ Use AI tools to produce content at a pace that embarrasses agencies. Cursor. Claude. v0. Descript. Runway. If you had to Google what any of those are, keep scrolling. ↳ Build demos. Not production code. Just "working enough to make someone go wow." ↳ You scale our Engeering reach. You're probably right for this if: You started in CS. Drifted toward communication. Started using AI tools obsessively before your company asked you to. Have built at least one thing - a tool, a workflow, a demo - using only AI assistance. You can explain a distributed system to someone who doesn't know what a server is. And then record a LinkedIn video about it without 14 takes. You're definitely wrong for this if: ✕ You're an engineer who thought "PMM sounds chill" ✕ You have "AI enthusiast" in your bio but haven't shipped anything with it ✕ The phrase "full-stack communicator" offended you This role sits inside Razorpay's marketing org. But you'll spend more time with our engineering team than most of our engineers spend with marketing. DM Trisha Arya with your work and we would take it forward with agentic speed. Prabu Ram Sumit Premi Trisha Arya