Full-Time
Brand Marketing Manager
TTP
201-500 employees
Invention engine creating spin-out tech ventures
No salary listed
Cambridge, UK
In Person
On-site in Cambridge, England. Relocation support available.
Bachelor's
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- Bachelor's degree in a STEM subject, with further qualifications in Marketing, Communications, Business, or a related field
- 10+ years of experience in marketing, corporate communications, or brand management
- Previous experience as a Marketing Manager or in a similar strategic marketing role
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills. Ability to communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical audiences
- Strong stakeholder management and cross-functional collaboration skills
- Proven experience developing brand positioning, customer and account segmentation, communication strategies, and value propositions
- Demonstrable background in creating messaging architectures and messaging houses
- Experience in executing campaigns, tracking and reporting on results
- Develop and execute the company’s global brand messaging and communications strategy
- Strengthen brand equity and ensure consistent TTP brand positioning across all markets and channels
- Build and maintain a scalable messaging framework and messaging house, aligned with company strategy and market needs
- Partner closely with internal stakeholders to shape strategic communications and develop campaigns that elevate the TTP plc brand as a leader in B2B technology consultancies
- Reporting back to the business on TTP plc’s brand awareness in existing and new markets
- Own and support selected market teams, developing a strong understanding of the market landscape, customer needs, and competitive environment within assigned markets and customer segments
- Adapt TTP global messaging and brand strategies into market-specific communication plans
- Collaborate with commercial teams to ensure brand consistency and commercial effectiveness
- Support campaigns and energise customer engagement initiatives
- Work closely with the Design team to ensure alignment between visual identity, messaging, and communication strategy
- Partner with the Omnichannel Marketing Executives to align brand, digital campaigns, online presence, and lead generation activities with broader communication objectives
- Collaborate with other Business Unit Marketing Managers to ensure consistency of messaging, sharing of best practices, and alignment across markets and business areas
- Collaborate with technical, commercial, and leadership teams to align messaging with business objectives and market realities
- Experience in scientific, technical or engineering industries strongly preferred
- Robust B2B marketing experience preferred
- Strategic thinker with sound commercial awareness
- Excellent storyteller and communicator
- Able to simplify complex technical ideas into clear and compelling narratives
- Strong sense of brand consistency and positioning
- Curious, collaborative and proactive working style
- Comfortable operating both strategically and hands-on across multiple markets and stakeholders
TTP develops new technologies and builds businesses from technical advances, acting as an invention engine in Cambridge. It prototypes innovations across life sciences, deep tech, and health tech, and often spins out successful ventures such as TTP Communications (2G/3G chipsets later sold to Motorola) and Cellular Origins (cell and gene therapy manufacturing, Series A $40M). The approach combines in-house invention and collaborative, employee-owned teams that tackle tough technical problems and move ideas toward markets. Its goal is to turn scientific breakthroughs into scalable products and companies that can grow globally, shaping technology ecosystems.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
United Kingdom
Founded
1987
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- TTP launched a 5G NTN modem module on June 15, 2026.
- ESA funded TTP's Metalysis titanium project on March 10, 2026.
- April 21, 2026 BVLOS trials with Viasat and ESA validated TTP's satcom expertise.
What critics are saying
- Exyte completed TTP Group acquisition in 2024, creating brand and ownership confusion.
- Satcom wins depend on defense and space customers; procurement delays can crush 2026 revenue.
- If TTP cannot repeatedly commercialize inventions, it becomes a high-end agency business.
What makes TTP unique
- TTP plc combines product design, systems engineering, and spinout creation from Cambridge.
- Its 2021 employee-ownership trust preserved autonomy, speeding decisions and protecting invention culture.
- Decades of modem heritage from TTPCom and BGAN differentiate its satellite engineering.
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TTP satellite modem module targets smooth network transition to 5G NTN. June 15, 2026 TTP plc, an independent technology and product development services company, is developing a 5G non-terrestrial networks (NTNs) modem module. Designed to form the core of future satellite solutions, including Ku- and Ka-Band terminals, the new modem architecture supports operators' competitive need for flexible, long-life satellite terminals to deliver interoperability while bridging existing systems. The module is software-defined and multi-band, enabling the highest level of flexibility and upgradeability to adapt as the industry and networks, evolve. Software updates can be carried out quickly and efficiently in the field and an open architecture approach avoids the risk of vendor lock-in. Whilst software-defined to the greatest possible extent, hardware acceleration is retained to maintain performance where no compromise in flexibility is required. The module meets the size, weight, power and cost (SWaP-C) demands required for demanding defence and commercial applications, including UAV connectivity. It has also been built with observability in mind, ensuring full visibility into the physical layer as well as the protocol stack, supporting improved network optimisation, diagnostics, debugging and performance analysis - all essential features for the next-generation satellite networks. Data streams from this observability can be used to support AI-assisted reasoning, optimisation and control. Paul Tindall, advanced technology lead for 5G NTN at TTP stated, "Satellite terminals need to be built for change. Standards, waveforms and deployment models are evolving quickly, so modem architectures must be flexible, observable and upgradeable at a much deeper level than before. Our 5G NTN modem module has been designed with those principles at its core. The novel architectural approach allows satellite operators and manufacturers to benefit from reuse, accelerating time to market." The modem benefits from TTP's decades of modem design heritage, from TTPCom and proprietary satcoms networks such as BGAN through to 5G NTN, combining proven wireless engineering expertise with an independent, stack- and chipset-agnostic approach. TTP's Head of Satellite and Space, Andy Walker, presented 5G NTN in Military Communications - Friend or Foe at the IET Satcoms Conference on June 15. For further information, visit https://www.ttp.com/industries/5g-non-terrestrial-networks.
TTP satellite modem module targets smooth network transition to 5G NTN. 15 June 2026 Cambridge, UK, June 15, 2026: TTP plc, the leading independent technology and product development services company, is developing a novel and highly flexible 5G NTN (non-terrestrial networks) modem module. Designed to form the core of future satellite solutions, including Ku- and Ka-band terminals, the new modem architecture supports operators' competitive need for flexible, long-life satellite terminals to deliver on the opportunity for interoperability whilst bridging existing systems. The module is software-defined and multi-band, enabling the highest level of flexibility and upgradeability to adapt as the industry, and networks, evolve. Software updates can be carried out quickly and efficiently in the field and an open architecture approach avoids the risk of vendor lock-in. Whilst software-defined to the greatest possible extent, hardware acceleration is retained to maintain performance where no compromise in flexibility is required. The module meets the SWaP-C (size, weight, power and cost) demands required for the most demanding defence and commercial applications, including UAV connectivity. It has also been built with observability in mind, ensuring full visibility into the physical layer as well as the protocol stack, supporting improved network optimisation, diagnostics, debugging and performance analysis - all essential features for the optimisation of next-generation satellite networks. Data streams from this observability can be used to support AI-assisted reasoning, optimisation and control. Paul Tindall, Advanced Technology Lead for 5G NTN at TTP stated: "Satellite terminals need to be built for change. Standards, waveforms and deployment models are evolving quickly, so modem architectures must be flexible, observable and upgradeable at a much deeper level than before. Our 5G NTN modem module has been designed with those principles at its core. The novel architectural approach allows satellite operators and manufacturers to benefit from reuse, accelerating time to market." The modem benefits from TTP's decades of modem design heritage, from TTPCom and proprietary satcoms networks such as BGAN through to 5G NTN, combining proven wireless engineering expertise with an independent, stack- and chipset-agnostic approach. TTP's Head of Satellite and Space, Andy Walker, will be presenting 5G NTN in Military Communications - Friend or Foe at the IET Satcoms Conference on 15th June. For further information on TTP's products, solution and capabilities, please visit https://www.ttp.com/industries/5g-non-terrestrial-networks Paul Tindall, Advanced Technology Lead for 5G NTN at TTP TTP plc, a leading technology and product development services company based in the Cambridge (UK) technology cluster, has delivered cutting-edge innovations for over 35 years. Drawing on deep cross-sector expertise, including extensive work in aerospace, TTP partners with global industry leaders to accelerate science and technology-driven breakthroughs. In the space sector, the company specializes in 5G Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTNs), user terminals and antennas for satellite connectivity (including UAVs), satellite payload systems, aviation communications, and government and defence solutions. TTP's broad experience spans terrestrial and satellite communication technologies, ranging from system-level architecture to device design, across frequencies from VHF to V-band, and extending to land-based, aeronautical, and space-based platforms. In 5G non-terrestrial networks, TTP helps organisations navigate the convergence of satellite and terrestrial communications, supporting clients from early strategy and system architecture through to development, integration, test and deployment. For more information visit: https://www.ttp.com/. Media Contact: Helen Reynolds Account Manager, Radical Moves Download as
TTP develops resilient Communications & intelligent sensing systems for defense applications. TTP showcases advanced military communications, intelligent sensing, SATCOM, radar, and situational awareness solutions engineered for modern mission-critical defense operations By Joseph Macey / 03 Jun 2026 TTP is a leading independent defense technology consultancy delivering rapid innovation, advanced communications, and intelligent sensing solutions for complex mission-critical operations. Defense Advancement is pleased to announce the addition of TTP to its global supplier ecosystem. Through their DA supplier profile, TTP showcases its extensive expertise in accelerating defense innovation through the rapid development of advanced technologies, custom systems, and high-performance engineering solutions tailored to modern operational requirements. TTP works with defense organizations to solve complex technical challenges across military communications and situational awareness. Combining deep multidisciplinary engineering expertise with agile development methodologies, the company delivers resilient and adaptive systems designed to perform in harsh and contested environments. From secure battlefield communications to intelligent sensing platforms, TTP supports clients in bringing next-generation defense capabilities from concept to deployment at speed. Key capabilities from TTP include: * Next-Generation Military Communications - Custom communication systems engineered for secure, ultra-reliable connectivity in contested electromagnetic environments. * Custom SATCOM Terminal Development - Advanced beyond-line-of-sight connectivity solutions supporting C2, ISR, and multi-domain operations. * Mesh Network Design & Development - Self-healing, low-latency decentralized networks for secure communications in infrastructure-limited scenarios. * Adaptable SDR-Based Communication Systems - Bespoke waveforms, protocols, antennas, and architectures built on flexible software-defined radio platforms. * Agile Systems Development - Rapid iteration, modular engineering, and accelerated testing programmes aligned with evolving defence requirements. * Detect-and-Avoid Systems - Advanced DAA technologies for autonomous platforms operating in crowded and contested airspace. * Space Domain Awareness Solutions - Compact sensing payloads and AI-enabled surveillance systems for satellite and ground-based threat detection. * Scalable Radar Systems - Cost-effective radar technologies for counter-UAS, force protection, airfield defence, and asset tracking applications. Among its notable projects, TTP collaborated with Spectra to develop a revolutionary new tactical radio platform designed for soldier-worn and platform-mounted satellite communications. Through intensive feasibility studies and accelerated development cycles, the company delivered an innovative communications solution capable of supporting modern tactical operations in demanding environments. With expertise spanning sensing, communications, simulation, rapid prototyping, and systems integration, TTP enables defence organizations to accelerate development timelines and deploy operationally effective technologies with confidence. Their addition to the Defense Advancement platform further strengthens the ecosystem of companies driving innovation across the global defence sector. To learn more about TTP and their advanced defence technology capabilities, visit their profile on Defense Advancement: https://www.defenseadvancement.com/company/ttp-plc/ Defense Technology Consultancy Providing Rapid Development of Mission-Critical Solutions TTP Campus, Cambridge Road, Melbourn, SG8 6HQ, UK United Kingdom Regional Offices [email protected]
The Sat Companion prototype will be showcased at Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona, Spain, on March 3–6. Visit us at the Finland Pavilion, Hall 5, Stand 5J45.MONTREAL, Feb. 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - Terrestar Solutions, in collaboration with Bittium, TTP plc and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., introduces the Sat Companion, a next-gen device that enables direct-to-mobile satellite communications on any smartphone, anywhere. With its easy snap-on feature, patent-pending high-gain antenna and powered by the Qualcomm® 9205S Modem, the Sat Companion ensures seamless connectivity, providing users with uninterrupted SMS, chat, voice, and email services even in the most remote areas. Through Terrestar's leadership and the collaborative efforts of its trusted partners—Bittium, TTP, and Qualcomm Technologies—a new generation of high-performance devices is emerging. Together, these telecom leaders bring critical expertise and groundbreaking innovation to bridge cellular gaps and redefine connectivity, ensuring true and dependable mobile satellite communications across Canada and around the world
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Oct. 15, 2024 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Neurotech Reports announced that executives from several emerging neurotechnology startups will present for the first time at the 2024 Neurotech Leaders Forum in San Francisco, November 6-7. Among the new presenters are Paxos Medical, a firm that has developed a novel neuromodulation therapy for non-obstructive urinary retention.Image caption: Axonics CEO Ray Cohen will keynote the 24th Annual Neurotech Leaders Forum.Also presenting for the first time will be Katya Sverdlov, CEO and co-founder of JelikaLite, a clinical stage medtech company focused on the treatment of autism. Another new presenter is Emile Radyte, CEO of Samphire Neuroscience in the U.K., which has developed a wearable neuromodulation device for treatment of PMS and menstrual pain.Other entrepreneur presenters at this year’s conference include Emily Mirro, President of SynchNeuro Inc., Andy Gotshalk, CEO, Neurologic Solutions, Luca Ravagnan, CEO of Italian firm WISE srl, Kial Gramley of BackStop Neural, and Imanuel Lerman, CEO, InflammaSense, Inc.Raymond Cohen, CEO of Axonics Inc., will keynote the 24th annual event—the most established in the industry. Mr. Cohen has served as CEO and member of the board of directors of Axonics since co-founding the company in October 2013