Full-Time

Marketing Specialist

Posted on 1/30/2026

Inscribe

Inscribe

11-50 employees

AI-powered document fraud detection platform

Compensation Overview

$90k - $110k/yr

+ Equity

Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

San Francisco, CA, USA

Hybrid

Category
Growth & Marketing (1)
Requirements
  • 13 years of experience in marketing, GTM, or related roles
  • Comfortable with hands-on, sometimes repetitive execution work
  • Highly organized with strong attention to detail
  • Curious, coachable, and eager to learn
  • Confident asking questions and collaborating cross-functionally
  • Interested in growing into broader marketing responsibilities
  • Read through this whole this page (the easter egg is "x-ray")
Responsibilities
  • Execute go-to-market campaigns across events, email, web, SEO, and LinkedIn
  • Own end-to-end execution of assigned campaigns, especially events
  • Manage campaign logistics including lists, invites, reminders, and follow-up
  • Support outbound and follow-up efforts tied to campaign and event leads
  • Help run creative programs such as direct mail and gifting
  • Track and maintain lead data and follow-up in Salesforce and email tools
  • Partner with Sales to ensure timely and high-quality lead follow-up
  • Monitor engagement and conversion signals and summarize learnings
  • Document campaign processes and best practices
Desired Qualifications
  • Familiar with basic marketing tools; CRM experience is a plus
  • Familiar with B2B SaaS; fintech, banking, or fraud experience is a plus

Inscribe provides a risk intelligence platform that uses AI to detect fraudulent documents for fraud, risk, and compliance teams, delivered as software-as-a-service. It analyzes uploaded documents with AI models to flag anomalies and verify authenticity, enabling automated reviews and faster decision-making. The platform is cloud-based and tailored to fintech and RegTech risk workflows, serving clients like Bluevine, Petal, and Ramp with scalable document verification and fraud detection. Its goal is to automate document reviews, improve fraud detection, ensure regulatory compliance, and reduce costs from manual due diligence.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$38.7M

Headquarters

Mountain View, California

Founded

2017

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Achieves 99% precision in fraud detection, boosting efficiency.
  • Processes world's largest document network, catching $80M fraud monthly.
  • Raised $25M Series B in January 2023 from Threshold Ventures.

What critics are saying

  • Alloy competes by integrating Inscribe non-exclusively, stealing clients.
  • 40% layoffs in 2023 cripple AI development against sophisticated fraud.
  • Open-source LLMs enable fintechs to build in-house detectors at 1/10th cost.

What makes Inscribe unique

  • Inscribe pioneered AI-powered Risk Intelligence for document fraud detection.
  • Platform forensically analyzes metadata and pixels to detect deepfakes.
  • Trusted by fintechs like Bluevine, Ramp, Plaid, and Navan since 2017.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Home Office Stipend

Wellness Program

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Headcount

6 month growth

-2%

1 year growth

-4%

2 year growth

-6%
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