Product Marketing Manager - Planet Interactive
New York, NY 10001
About the Job
Product Marketing Manager
Pay: Up to $75/hr depending on experience
Location: 100% Remote
Duration: ~ 9 MonthsÂ
Our well-known Technology client is in search of a Product Marketing Manager to join their team. This is a 40 hour/week 9 month contract position. This role is fully remote.
Product Marketing Manager Responsibilities:
- Partner with cross-functional stakeholders in Business Product Marketing (BPM), Product Management (PM), and Global Marketing Sales (GMS) to establish business priorities, build global go-to-market plans for highest priority solutions, and reconcile goals across orgs.
- Partner with the Global Business Marketing (GBM) team to develop and execute on go-to-market plans through various channels (including PR, events, presenting opportunities, etc.)
- Collaborate with BPM regional and vertical teams to drive education and growth of business solutions.
- Ability to influence product and cross-functional stakeholders to build future solutions that support the needs surfaced in-market globally.
- Effectively communicate with GMS & BPM leadership.
- Build strong cross-functional relationships and expertly prioritize work to efficiently deploy our finite go-to-market capacity.
- Ability to solve global challenges with scaled solutions.
Product Marketing Manager Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree
- Background with skills across program management, marketing, and project management.
- 10+ years' experience.
- Strong marketing and storytelling abilities.
- Advertiser knowledge and empathy
- Excellent executive communications and presence.
- Demonstrated experience in product marketing with proven experience to contribute at strategic and tactical levels.
- Knowledge in our product suite, the industry, global nuances, & client objectives.
- Communication and negotiation experience.
- Experience working with sales teams as well as external clients and agencies.
- Track record of influencing behavior at variety of levels in the organization, including cross-functional managers.
Source : Planet Interactive