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What's Orchestra?
Orchestra is an AI infrastructure company and we are the creators of Orchestra - the Control Plane for Data and AI.
Data teams are overturning how they do their day-to-day. More people than ever want to use AI and Data to automate. But data teams still spend thousands of manual hours manually moving data, integrating tools, and firefighting ad-hoc requests. We’re solving that problem in massive enterprises like Experian and Octopus Energy, and are hiring for the team to scale our growth.
Building the Orchestra platform was the first step, but our hardest challenges still lie ahead. If you're excited to solve some of AI’s biggest problems, build a generational company, and do it within a friendly, hard-working, talented, but humble team, then Orchestra is for you.
Role Mission
As our founding Growth hire, you'll be the driving force behind how the world discovers Orchestra. From the outset, you'll have full ownership over demand generation, from content and brand to paid acquisition - turning a blank canvas into a repeatable growth machine. This is a founding growth hire, so you'll be defining the playbook, not just executing someone else's.
You'll be empowered with an incredible playbook of guerrilla, viral, and omni-channel marketing. As an AI-First company we have incredible access to data, a viral marketing playbook, and awesome partners who help us create incredible content. If you can dream it, we can test it, distribute it, and iterate on it. This is super unique for an early-stage company. We have over 100,000 followers looking at our content in a given week, so this is potentially a super high impact role for someone who knows how to summarise extremely complex technical problems in simple meme form.
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I’m in my final year doing Economics and I don’t know whether to apply for grad schemes now or do a masters first. What do you think?
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Also worth knowing: most autumn 2026 applications are open now. Timing matters more than you think.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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You’ve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon — deadlines close within the month.
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- Own SEO: build and execute our organic search strategy to drive long-term, compounding pipeline
- Own content: write blog posts, LinkedIn posts (and yes, the odd meme) that build Orchestra's brand and voice in the data/AI space
- Own Ads: run and optimise paid acquisition across channels, owning budget and ROI
- Own the website: keep our site sharp, on-brand, and converting
- Arrange events: plan and run events that build community and generate pipeline
- Define the plan: as the founding growth hire, you'll get to build and own the growth function's roadmap as it scales
Exceptional Candidates Have Demonstrated
- A generalist mindset: you're equally comfortable writing a blog post, tweaking an ad campaign, and pulling conversion data and you’re ambitious enough and inquisitive enough to learn areas you don’t know
- Creativity: Marketing software to engineers is an old game, and doing stuff differently is what works. You should have demonstrated doing this before
- Results: you've held yourself accountable to actual KPIs, not just things like traffic, web views, and the occasional blog post
- Volume and systems: you're building the systems and processes that allow you to create content that's effective quickly. You have high velocity, and are used to shipping quality content daily
- Fast Learner: you're happy to write the copy yourself, edit the video yourself, and only bring in help once you've proven the process works. You've learned this and taught it yourself
- Big picture thinking: despite being hands-on, you can zoom out and see which channels and experiments are actually worth the team's time
- A bias to experimentation: you'd rather ship ten scrappy tests than spend a month perfecting one campaign
- Ownership of output: you've taken something (a project, a side hustle, a campaign) from zero to a real result, and can point to what you built and why it worked
- Comfort with data: you're not intimidated by a spreadsheet or a dashboard - you use data to make decisions, not just to report on them
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