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David Careers

Sr. Product Marketing Manager

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logicgateSeattle (WA)
Marketing ManagersSoftware Publishers

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$120,000 - $150,000 per year

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About the role

Senior Product Marketing Manager As a Senior Product Marketing Manager, you will own the strategic product marketing strategy for a core area of our Risk Cloud® portfolio. Unlike execution-focused roles that operate within existing marketing frameworks, you will build strategy and messaging from the ground up—shaping our positioning, driving high-impact go-to-market (GTM) launches, and elevating how LogicGate wins against the competition. This high-visibility role bridges Product, Sales, and Marketing, serving as a key market strategist who translates customer intelligence and AI-driven product capabilities into business growth. You will define strategic positioning and messaging, lead end-to-end GTM strategy, become a product expert, own competitive and market intelligence, drive sales enablement effectiveness, champion customer and buyer insights, elevate analyst and industry positioning, and leverage AI and modern tooling.
Required experience includes: 5–8 years of B2B SaaS Product Marketing experience, a demonstrated track record of creating GTM strategies, competitive intelligence depth, sales enablement focus, executive presence, a customer-centric mindset, and AI literacy and curiosity. Nice to have includes domain expertise in GRC, analyst relations experience, and mentorship background. The anticipated base salary range for the role is $120,000 - $150,000 per year + variable + equity + benefits. This role is classified as Hybrid, based out of our Bellevue office.

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