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CIMON is looking for a technically curious marketing professional who enjoys learning how products work, finding useful stories, and creating content that helps customers understand and evaluate technology. Our customers include engineers, equipment manufacturers, system integrators, and industrial users. Your work will help them understand what our PLCs, HMIs, SCADA software, and industrial computing products can do, where they fit, and how they address practical application requirements. Working closely with our Brand Manager, you will take ownership of content and marketing projects from research and planning through production, publication, and improvement. You will learn directly from our products and technical colleagues, follow developments in industrial automation, and bring forward ideas that help CIMON reach and engage the right customers. Our U.S. team is small and growing. You will have direct access to colleagues across Marketing, Sales, Technical Support, and Engineering, with the opportunity to see your ideas become published work and influence how we build our market presence. This role is a strong fit for a marketer who enjoys technical subjects or someone from an engineering or technical background who has a talent for communication and wants to build a career in marketing.
About CIMON
CIMON is a global industrial automation manufacturer with a portfolio that includes PLCs, HMIs, SCADA software, industrial monitors, and industrial computing platforms. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in South Korea, CIMON serves OEMs, system integrators, distributors, and end users across manufacturing, packaging, water and wastewater, food and beverage, energy, and other industrial markets. Our U.S. team, based in Coppell, Texas, is expanding CIMON’s presence across North America through technical expertise, responsive support, and long-term customer relationships.
What You’ll Do
Develop Product and Industry Knowledge
- Learn how our products are used. Build a working understanding of CIMON’s hardware, software, and customer applications through product exploration, technical documentation, demonstrations, and conversations with Sales, Technical Support, and Engineering.
- Stay informed about the industry. Research automation technologies, customer priorities, emerging applications, and competitor products and messaging. Turn your findings into specific content ideas and marketing recommendations.
- Connect capabilities to customer needs. Help explain which problems our products address, what differentiates them, and why particular features matter to engineers, equipment builders, and other decision-makers.
Create Content Engineers Can Use
- Develop clear, useful written content. Research and write articles, application stories, product pages, selection guides, emails, social posts, and sales materials that answer relevant customer questions.
- Create practical video and visual content. Plan, script, record, and edit product explainers, short demonstrations, screen recordings, interviews, and other content. Work with technical colleagues to capture accurate examples and explain what the viewer is seeing.
- Find stories within the business. Talk with engineers, sales colleagues, customers, and partners to identify common questions, interesting applications, and customer experiences that deserve to be shared.
- Own the path from idea to publication. Propose an approach, gather the necessary information, coordinate technical and brand review, incorporate feedback, and deliver finished work on agreed deadlines.
- Use AI and digital tools thoughtfully. Improve research, drafting, editing, repurposing, and repeatable production tasks while checking sources, verifying technical claims, and maintaining a consistent voice.
Execute and Improve Marketing
- Build a focused content calendar. Work with the Brand Manager to connect content and campaigns to product launches, customer needs, target industries, and business priorities.
- Publish and distribute content effectively. Create and manage content across LinkedIn, YouTube, email, and the website. Adapt each piece to its audience and channel, and help make useful resources easier to discover through search.
- Learn from results. Review content performance, audience questions, website activity, and relevant customer inquiries. Recommend improvements to topics, formats, messaging, and distribution based on what you learn.
- Support product launches and sales conversations. Develop coordinated materials that help customers and sales partners understand new products, evaluate applications, and take the next step.
Contribute to Events and Team Execution
- Support trade shows and company events through campaign materials, booth content, event coverage, lead capture, and follow-up communications. Coordinate materials and logistics with Operations and other colleagues.
- Maintain an organized library of content, product visuals, templates, and source materials. Help improve production workflows and coordinate print or vendor deadlines as needed.
What You Bring
- Strong writing and communication skills. You can organize information, explain an unfamiliar subject clearly, and adapt your message to a specific audience. You have examples of work that demonstrate this ability.
- Technical curiosity and learning ability. You enjoy understanding how things work, ask thoughtful questions, and can work through documentation or research to develop an accurate explanation.
- An analytical approach. You look for evidence, recognize when information needs verification, and can explain the reasoning behind a content idea or marketing recommendation.
- Relevant experience. Your background may include content marketing, product marketing, technical writing, engineering communications, technical education, or a related field. Experience creating work for a technical audience is especially valuable.
- Practical content-production skills. You are comfortable creating simple visual assets and working with short videos, product footage, or screen recordings using tools you know or can learn quickly.
- Ownership and organization. You can turn an agreed objective into a plan, coordinate input from others, track deadlines, and keep work moving. You communicate progress and raise questions or obstacles early.
- Comfort with AI and modern marketing tools. You use technology to improve your work and can explain how you checked and refined the final result.
- A collaborative approach. You work well with creative and technical colleagues, welcome constructive feedback, and understand that effective content requires both clear communication and accurate information.
- Availability to work on-site in Coppell and travel occasionally for trade shows and events. A degree in Marketing, Communications, Engineering, Engineering Technology, or a related field is helpful. Equivalent professional or hands-on experience is also welcome. Prior experience with CIMON products is not required. We value the curiosity, discipline, and communication skills needed to develop that knowledge.
Helpful Experience
- Industrial automation, manufacturing, electronics, software, or another technical B2B market.
- Familiarity with PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, industrial PCs, or related technologies.
- Technical articles, product demonstrations, tutorials, customer case studies, or educational content.
- Video editing, screen recording, product photography, or graphic design.
- Website publishing, search optimization, email marketing, CRM platforms, or marketing analytics.
- Collaboration with engineers, product specialists, sales teams, or international colleagues.
What Success Looks Like
You develop a stronger understanding of our products and customers and use that knowledge to propose relevant topics and campaigns. You consistently turn ideas into accurate, polished content that helps customers learn, evaluate options, and engage with CIMON. You manage projects reliably, make good use of technical input, and improve your work based on feedback and results. Over time, you help build a growing collection of useful content, stronger marketing workflows, and a clearer understanding of what resonates with our target customers.
Why CIMON
- Work with real technology. Learn about industrial hardware, software, and the applications they support.
- Have a visible contribution. Create work that supports product launches, customer conversations, and CIMON’s growth in North America.
- Work closely with experienced colleagues. Receive mentorship from our Brand Manager and collaborate directly with sales and technical teams.
- Bring your ideas forward. Help identify worthwhile topics, test new approaches, and improve how we communicate with the market.
- Grow with the team. Take on broader responsibility as your product knowledge, judgment, and results develop.
About the Opportunity
CIMON is looking for a technically curious marketing professional who enjoys learning how products work, finding useful stories, and creating content that helps customers understand and evaluate technology. Our customers include engineers, equipment manufacturers, system integrators, and industrial users. Your work will help them understand what our PLCs, HMIs, SCADA software, and industrial computing products can do, where they fit, and how they address practical application requirements. Working closely with our Brand Manager, you will take ownership of content and marketing projects from research and planning through production, publication, and improvement. You will learn directly from our products and technical colleagues, follow developments in industrial automation, and bring forward ideas that help CIMON reach and engage the right customers. Our U.S. team is small and growing. You will have direct access to colleagues across Marketing, Sales, Technical Support, and Engineering, with the opportunity to see your ideas become published work and influence how we build our market presence. This role is a strong fit for a marketer who enjoys technical subjects or someone from an engineering or technical background who has a talent for communication and wants to build a career in marketing.
About CIMON
CIMON is a global industrial automation manufacturer with a portfolio that includes PLCs, HMIs, SCADA software, industrial monitors, and industrial computing platforms. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in South Korea, CIMON serves OEMs, system integrators, distributors, and end users across manufacturing, packaging, water and wastewater, food and beverage, energy, and other industrial markets. Our U.S. team, based in Coppell, Texas, is expanding CIMON’s presence across North America through technical expertise, responsive support, and long-term customer relationships.
What You’ll Do
Develop Product and Industry Knowledge
- Learn how our products are used. Build a working understanding of CIMON’s hardware, software, and customer applications through product exploration, technical documentation, demonstrations, and conversations with Sales, Technical Support, and Engineering.
- Stay informed about the industry. Research automation technologies, customer priorities, emerging applications, and competitor products and messaging. Turn your findings into specific content ideas and marketing recommendations.
- Connect capabilities to customer needs. Help explain which problems our products address, what differentiates them, and why particular features matter to engineers, equipment builders, and other decision-makers.
Create Content Engineers Can Use
- Develop clear, useful written content. Research and write articles, application stories, product pages, selection guides, emails, social posts, and sales materials that answer relevant customer questions.
- Create practical video and visual content. Plan, script, record, and edit product explainers, short demonstrations, screen recordings, interviews, and other content. Work with technical colleagues to capture accurate examples and explain what the viewer is seeing.
- Find stories within the business. Talk with engineers, sales colleagues, customers, and partners to identify common questions, interesting applications, and customer experiences that deserve to be shared.
- Own the path from idea to publication. Propose an approach, gather the necessary information, coordinate technical and brand review, incorporate feedback, and deliver finished work on agreed deadlines.
- Use AI and digital tools thoughtfully. Improve research, drafting, editing, repurposing, and repeatable production tasks while checking sources, verifying technical claims, and maintaining a consistent voice.
Execute and Improve Marketing
- Build a focused content calendar. Work with the Brand Manager to connect content and campaigns to product launches, customer needs, target industries, and business priorities.
- Publish and distribute content effectively. Create and manage content across LinkedIn, YouTube, email, and the website. Adapt each piece to its audience and channel, and help make useful resources easier to discover through search.
- Learn from results. Review content performance, audience questions, website activity, and relevant customer inquiries. Recommend improvements to topics, formats, messaging, and distribution based on what you learn.
- Support product launches and sales conversations. Develop coordinated materials that help customers and sales partners understand new products, evaluate applications, and take the next step.
Contribute to Events and Team Execution
- Support trade shows and company events through campaign materials, booth content, event coverage, lead capture, and follow-up communications. Coordinate materials and logistics with Operations and other colleagues.
- Maintain an organized library of content, product visuals, templates, and source materials. Help improve production workflows and coordinate print or vendor deadlines as needed.
What You Bring
- Strong writing and communication skills. You can organize information, explain an unfamiliar subject clearly, and adapt your message to a specific audience. You have examples of work that demonstrate this ability.
- Technical curiosity and learning ability. You enjoy understanding how things work, ask thoughtful questions, and can work through documentation or research to develop an accurate explanation.
- An analytical approach. You look for evidence, recognize when information needs verification, and can explain the reasoning behind a content idea or marketing recommendation.
- Relevant experience. Your background may include content marketing, product marketing, technical writing, engineering communications, technical education, or a related field. Experience creating work for a technical audience is especially valuable.
- Practical content-production skills. You are comfortable creating simple visual assets and working with short videos, product footage, or screen recordings using tools you know or can learn quickly.
- Ownership and organization. You can turn an agreed objective into a plan, coordinate input from others, track deadlines, and keep work moving. You communicate progress and raise questions or obstacles early.
- Comfort with AI and modern marketing tools. You use technology to improve your work and can explain how you checked and refined the final result.
- A collaborative approach. You work well with creative and technical colleagues, welcome constructive feedback, and understand that effective content requires both clear communication and accurate information.
- Availability to work on-site in Coppell and travel occasionally for trade shows and events. A degree in Marketing, Communications, Engineering, Engineering Technology, or a related field is helpful. Equivalent professional or hands-on experience is also welcome. Prior experience with CIMON products is not required. We value the curiosity, discipline, and communication skills needed to develop that knowledge.
Helpful Experience
- Industrial automation, manufacturing, electronics, software, or another technical B2B market.
- Familiarity with PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, industrial PCs, or related technologies.
- Technical articles, product demonstrations, tutorials, customer case studies, or educational content.
- Video editing, screen recording, product photography, or graphic design.
- Website publishing, search optimization, email marketing, CRM platforms, or marketing analytics.
- Collaboration with engineers, product specialists, sales teams, or international colleagues.
What Success Looks Like
You develop a stronger understanding of our products and customers and use that knowledge to propose relevant topics and campaigns. You consistently turn ideas into accurate, polished content that helps customers learn, evaluate options, and engage with CIMON. You manage projects reliably, make good use of technical input, and improve your work based on feedback and results. Over time, you help build a growing collection of useful content, stronger marketing workflows, and a clearer understanding of what resonates with our target customers.
Why CIMON
- Work with real technology. Learn about industrial hardware, software, and the applications they support.
- Have a visible contribution. Create work that supports product launches, customer conversations, and CIMON’s growth in North America.
- Work closely with experienced colleagues. Receive mentorship from our Brand Manager and collaborate directly with sales and technical teams.
- Bring your ideas forward. Help identify worthwhile topics, test new approaches, and improve how we communicate with the market.
- Grow with the team. Take on broader responsibility as your product knowledge, judgment, and results develop.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Green Card Sponsorship as a Content Marketing Manager
Frame your portfolio as specialty evidence
PERM requires your employer to document why the role demands specialized skills. Organize case studies, campaign metrics, and strategic deliverables that show the position requires a specific degree field, not just general marketing experience.
Target employers with PERM filing history
Search the DOL's OFLC disclosure data for companies that have filed PERM applications under job titles like Content Marketing Manager or Content Strategist. Prior filings signal an employer already understands the process and has legal infrastructure in place.
Check your wage tier before negotiations
DOL assigns a prevailing wage level to your role based on duties and geography using the OFLC Wage Search. Your offered salary must meet or exceed that level, so verify the wage tier early to avoid offer letters that create PERM complications later.
Clarify EB-2 versus EB-3 with your employer early
Content Marketing Manager roles can qualify under either category. EB-2 requires the position to genuinely demand an advanced degree or equivalent; EB-3 covers bachelor's-level roles. Getting this classification wrong delays the I-140 petition, so align with your employer's attorney before PERM is filed.
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Filter by job title and visa sponsorship type to find Content Marketing Manager openings at employers actively sponsoring employment-based green cards. Migrate Mate surfaces companies with documented sponsorship activity, saving you from cold-applying to employers who won't file PERM.
Anticipate the PERM recruitment documentation window
Once your employer starts PERM, DOL requires them to run a 30-day job advertisement and document that no qualified U.S. workers applied. Your onboarding timeline needs to account for this recruitment period, which typically adds several months before I-140 filing can begin.
Green Card Content Marketing Manager: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Content Marketing Manager role qualify for EB-2 or EB-3 sponsorship?
It can qualify for either, depending on how the job is defined. EB-3 applies when the role requires a bachelor's degree in marketing, communications, or a related field. EB-2 applies when the position genuinely requires an advanced degree or when the candidate's credentials and professional experience meet the EB-2 standard. Your employer's attorney will classify the role based on the actual job duties and minimum requirements before filing PERM.
How does green card sponsorship differ from H-1B for this role?
H-1B visa is a temporary work visa with a three-year initial period and an annual lottery that creates real uncertainty at the registration stage. Green card sponsorship through PERM and I-140 leads to permanent residency with no annual lottery and no expiration on your status once approved. The process takes longer overall, often two to five years depending on your country of birth and the priority date backlog, but the outcome is permanent rather than conditional on annual or biennial renewals.
What does the PERM process look like for a Content Marketing Manager?
Your employer files a PERM application with DOL certifying that the role was advertised publicly and no qualified U.S. workers were displaced. DOL reviews the application and, if certified, your employer files an I-140 immigrant petition with USCIS. You then wait for a visa number to become available based on your country of birth and priority date. Once a number is current, you apply for adjustment of status or an immigrant visa to receive your green card.
How do I find Content Marketing Manager jobs with green card sponsorship?
Start with Migrate Mate, which lets you filter Content Marketing Manager roles by employers with documented employment-based green card sponsorship activity. Focusing on companies with prior PERM filings under marketing or communications job titles significantly improves your odds, since those employers already have legal processes in place and understand what PERM compliance requires from their side.
Can my employer start PERM sponsorship while I'm on an existing work visa?
Yes. Employers can file PERM and I-140 for you while you hold H-1B status, OPT, or another valid work authorization. The green card process runs in parallel with your current status. You'll need to maintain valid work authorization throughout, and if your priority date becomes current before your current status expires, you can file for adjustment of status without interrupting your employment.