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The Product Marketing Manager will be responsible for the development of market requirements for product(s) or product line(s) in ECI division, including product strategy definition, market research, identifying customer needs, and pricing.
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As the Manager of Product Marketing, you will be at the forefront of an exhilarating opportunity to lead a team of passionate product experts, propelling them towards unparalleled success.
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12+ years experience in product marketing, ideally in a combination of the following industries: Fintech, cybersecurity, and SaaS. Crypto industry experience is a major plus.
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You are a self-starter, curious and data driven individual with prior product management or marketing experience at a B2B seed -> series B startup, preferably in the fintech space.
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The role of the Senior Manager, Product Management and Marketing centers around catalog artist development, overseeing the product pipeline, and crafting strategic assets to support marketing campaigns.
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The ideal candidate will have a mix of consumer packaged goods (CPG) marketing experience as well as DTC experience in a regulated industry (preferably medical device, pharma, or healthcare.
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Okta, the leading identity and access management platform, is seeking a Senior Product Marketing Manager to play a pivotal role in building Okta's strategy to connect SaaS builders and SaaS consumers within a secure, interoperable app ecosystem.
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Proven experience (6+ years) in product or technical program management in MarTech or highly related fields, with a strong focus on implementation, process improvement, and user-centric solutions.
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Minimum of 5+ years of experience in Ecommerce marketing, with a focus on SEO/SEM, PPC, and product launches. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in digital marketing, with a focus on ECommerce platforms, SEO/SEM, PPC, and product launches.
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This role will lead a team of product marketers and partner closely with our product management, business development, marketing, and sales teams to bring exciting new innovations to market, drive value to our customers, and grow our position as the cybersecurity platform of choice for stopping breaches.
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Required Qualifications: Have 10+ years’ experience as a progressive and creative Marketing leaderHave 3 or more years of working in a SaaS and/or Product Led Growth venture-backed, fast-paced environment, ideally with experience scaling Marketing efforts in early-stage companies (Series A/Series B) through later stage growth and scaling the businessHave the business acumen, appetite to understand the business, market, competition, and our competitive differentiation.
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The Web Content Manager is responsible for the day-to-day management of various digital platforms as well as product launches, online tools, web application development, digital content updates, user experience design and site optimization.
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Asset management experience for energy storage assets in wholesale electricity markets is a plus. Experience in extraction, transformation and management of large quantities of data using such tools as Python, SQL, or R is a plus.
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He plays a supervisory role to the key product management officer such as the: Director of Product Management, Director of UX, Head of Product Analytics, and Director of Product Marketing.
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We are looking for a Manager of Product Management to lead the Media Acquisition and General Entertainment Media Pipeline teams. The Product Management team guides the strategy and vision for Disney’s incredible global digital products portfolio - from Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+ and the ESPN App to Marvel Unlimited, National Geographic, ABC and ABC News, and film websites and games.
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