Product Marketing Manager
strategic employment partners sepHouston (TX)
Product Marketing Manager
Posted 3 days ago
strategic employment partners sepHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Remote Product Marketing Manager Our client, a global healthtech company, is looking for a Product Marketing Manager to join their US marketing team and shape how they position and message our technology for the US healthcare market. You'll work closely with Product, Sales, Clinical, and Brand to turn customer and market insight into positioning, content, and sales enablement.
Location: 100% Remote
Salary: 90k + 10% target bonus
Responsibilities:
Shape US positioning and messaging, translating complex AI and clinical concepts for different healthcare audiences. Build the sales and marketing toolkit. Keep messaging consistent across product launches and customer touchpoints. Use market, customer, and competitive research to sharpen positioning and GTM strategy. Support key US healthcare conferences and field marketing efforts, including KOL engagement.
Requirements:
5-8 years of hands-on marketing experience in US healthcare, medtech, diagnostics, or life sciences. Strong grasp of the US healthcare market and its stakeholders. Excellent written/verbal communication; able to simplify complex, technical ideas. Track record building positioning, messaging, and customer-facing content. Strong cross-functional project and stakeholder management. Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Business, or related field.
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