Senior Product Marketing Manager

This role is for someone who is a hybrid: part strategist, part storyteller, part technologist. You move between customer insight, product detail, competitive analysis, and creative expression without friction. Above all, you can take something the market has no name for and make it obvious.

You've done this before

• 5+ years in product marketing, ideally in B2B, with a track record of shaping how complex products are understood in market
• You've marketed something genuinely new - a product or capability with no clear comparison set - and built the narrative that gave buyers a way to think about it
• You've owned a product area end-to-end - from ICP and positioning through to launches and field enablement
• You're comfortable with technical depth: automation, workflows, analytics, agent behaviour, and the mechanics of how a product actually does the work
• Experience with usage-based or consumption pricing, or with selling operational change rather than a feature set, is a strong plus
• You've worked in fast-moving environments where the product ships faster than the messaging can keep up - and found a way to move at that pace without losing quality

You think and write with precision

• Excellent written communication - you write crisp briefs, sharp narratives, and synthesis memos that drive alignment
• Strong editorial judgment - you know the difference between a sharp positioning statement and marketing language that means nothing
• You push back on vague claims and force specificity - in your own work and in others'

You're product-obsessed and technically engaged

• You read the docs, use the product, and dig into the tech before you craft a single message
• You're genuinely curious about AI - not just as a talking point, but as something you think about, experiment with, and engage with constantly
• You use AI tools fluently in your own work and are always looking for new ways to move faster and think sharper
• Ambitious and competitive - you set a high bar, think big, and want to win. You'll go the extra mile and you're motivated by building something that leads the market.
• Confident and decisive - you back yourself, optimise for progress over consensus, and value momentum. You ask for forgiveness, not permission.
• Curious and intellectually engaged - you're always learning, experimenting, and asking why. You keep up with AI's pace and use it to improve how you work.
• Tasteful and creative - you understand what connects emotionally with people and draw on design, culture, and craft to create ideas that resonate.
• Impatient and change-oriented - you hate slow and work to fix the root cause. You thrive in ambiguity and love building something new.

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