Product Marketing Manager
Product Marketing Manager
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Own positioning and messaging for products and solutions across priority markets and verticals
- Translate product capabilities into clear customer value and outcomes
- Develop differentiated narratives grounded in customer needs and competitive contextGO-TO-MARKET & LAUNCHES
- Lead GTM planning and execution for new products, features, and enhancements
- Partner with Product, CSM, and Sales to ensure launches are focused, coordinated, and measurable
- Create launch plans that include messaging, enablement, campaigns, and internal readinessSALES ENABLEMENT
- Equip Sales and BDR teams with the tools they need to win, including pitch decks and talk tracks
- Create competitive battlecards and objection handling resources
- Develop use cases, case studies, and proof points
- Partner closely with Sales leadership to gather feedback and continuously improve enablementMARKET & COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE
- Own competitive research and analysis
- Translate insights into actionable guidance for Sales and Marketing
- Help the organization understand where we win, why we win, and where we need to improveCUSTOMER & MARKET INSIGHT
- Develop deep understanding of ICPs, buyer personas, and customer journeys
- Partner with Customer Success and Product to surface insights from the field
- Use insights to inform positioning, campaigns, and roadmap conversationsCROSS-FUNCTIONAL PARTNERSHIP
- Work closely with Product Management on roadmap and launches
- Work closely with Revenue Marketing on campaigns and pipeline support
- Work closely with RevOps on enablement alignment and feedback loops
- Act as a connective tissue across teams to ensure clarity and consistencyAI-ENABLED EXECUTION (NICE TO HAVE)
- Leverage AI tools to accelerate research, content creation, and analysis
- Stay current on modern PMM practices and tools to improve efficiency and effectivenessWHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE
- Sales teams clearly understand and confidently articulate our value
- Product launches are focused, on-time, and impactful
- Messaging resonates with target buyers and improves conversion
- Competitive positioning is clear and actionable
- Product marketing is seen as a strategic GTM partnerYOU’LL THRIVE IN THIS ROLE IF YOU HAVE
- 3+ years of experience in B2B SaaS product marketing
- Has actually led launches end to end, not just written messaging docs
- Comfortable pushing sales teams forward with clear narratives, talk tracks, and proof (you earn trust instead of forcing compliance)
- Exceptional at turning complexity into clarity, especially when products, stakeholders, or priorities are messy
- Communicates with confidence and conviction, whether in a deck, a Teams thread, or a room full of execs
- Naturally cross-functional and highly likable (you can influence product, sales, and leadership without stepping on toes or burning goodwill)
- A true operator: sees gaps, takes ownership, and moves things forward without waiting for perfect direction or permission
- Bachelor’s degree in marketing, business, or equivalent experience
- Ability to travel up to 20–25%
- Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a mixed mode (onsite, remote or hybrid) environment, including consistent use of video conferencing, collaboration tools, and proactive communication practices while maintaining a professional on-camera presence ADDITIONALLY NICE TO HAVE
- Experience in growth-stage or PE-backed SaaS
- Experience supporting verticalized or multi-product portfolios
- Familiarity with modern GTM, RevOps, and AI tools
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