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Suki is a leading technology company that provides AI solutions for healthcare. Our mission is to reimagine the healthcare technology stack, making it invisible and assistive to lift the administrative burden from clinicians. Suki’s Ambient Clinical Intelligence (ACI) platform goes beyond documentation to support clinical workflows before, during, and after the patient encounter.
We are a user-driven company committed to making sure every aspect of our product is in service of clinicians. We’re a team of technologists, clinicians, and industry experts working together to push the limits of technology used in medicine. At Suki, we’re building technology that listens, understands, and gets out of the way, so clinicians can get back to being clinicians.
As Suki grows, so does the complexity of how we create demand. We serve multiple markets, revenue streams, customer segments, and buying audiences, each requiring a different strategy for how we identify, engage, and convert potential customers.
We’re looking for a Director of Demand Generation to define and lead Suki’s demand strategy across both new customer acquisition and expansion. This person will rethink how we reach our audiences, continuously refine who we target, develop new demand channels, and build differentiated strategies for Suki’s various revenue streams.
This is not a role for someone who simply runs an established demand generation playbook. We’re looking for someone who combines creativity, commercial instinct, experimentation, and analytical rigor to continually answer: Who should we be reaching? Where can we find them? What will get their attention? What will move them through the funnel? And what is the data telling us to do differently?
You will become an expert in Suki’s commercial strategy and a close partner to our CRO, CGO, and commercial leadership. You’ll work across Marketing, including Events, Performance Marketing, Digital, Brand, Creative, Product Marketing, Customer Marketing, and Marketing Operations, to turn that strategy into integrated programs that generate measurable commercial impact.
You will own the strategy for how Suki creates, captures, and converts demand across our different revenue streams and customer segments.
You’ll continuously evaluate our target audiences, accounts, personas, titles, buying committees, and qualification criteria rather than assuming yesterday’s ICP is tomorrow’s. You’ll work closely with our commercial organization to understand where the greatest opportunities exist, why customers buy, where deals stall, and how buyer behavior is changing.
Creativity will be critical. Healthcare audiences can be difficult to reach through traditional B2B channels, so we want someone who is constantly identifying and testing new ways to create demand. That might mean a new channel, an unconventional account-based campaign, an executive program, a different event strategy, a new content experience, or something we haven't tried before.
You will also bring analytical rigor to the role. You’ll dig beneath topline metrics to identify patterns, diagnose funnel performance, understand why programs are or aren't working, and determine when we need to pivot. This role owns the critical question: “Where will Suki's next source of demand come from, and how do we turn it into revenue?”
The ideal-candidate section intentionally follows the attribute-driven style of the existing JD, including its emphasis on results, analytical thinking, self-direction, adaptability, rigor, and AI curiosity.
Tell me more about Suki
Suki is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are dedicated to building a company that fosters inclusion and belonging and reflects the diverse communities we serve across the country. We know we are stronger this way, and we look forward to growing our team with these shared values.
In compliance with the State of California Pay Transparency Law, the OTE salary range for this role is between $170,000 -215,000. This range is not inclusive of any discretionary bonus or equity package. When determining a candidate’s compensation, we consider a number of factors including skillset, experience, job scope, and current market data.