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Research product marketing trends and conduct complex benchmarking analysis of the company’s markets, competition and product mix versus the competition (e.g. Product Marketing, Strategic Marketing, Technical Marketing.
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Collaborate closely with Product Management, Analytics, Finance, Acquisition Channel, Lifecycle Marketing and Research teams to create and deliver seamless customer and partner experiences.
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Market research experience, media agency analytics experience or product marketing experience with digital ad products. - Monitor, research and analyze the data of the market by industry, dig up problems and opportunities- Working with regional sales team and client solution team to identify market opportunities and client requirements- Act as the voice of the region in product; synthesize market insights and collaborate with Product Managers and Global product marketing teams to identify solutions.
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Influence Instagram’s product strategy and roadmap through research, testing and insights, and building effective go-to-market strategies to bring innovative advertising experiences to market.
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As Senior Product Line Manager, you will be responsible to drive White Light Interferometry optical metrology product line supporting product marketing activities, shaping roadmap and managing junior product line personnel.
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The ideal candidate must understand the server/storage hardware market and have the ability to internalize our technical product strategy and synthesize it into partner-facing, relevant value propositions and content.
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Ability to proactively shape and lead Marketing Solutions market research prioritization through collaboration with cross-functional partners including Product and Brand Marketing, User Experience Research, Product and Business Operations.
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The solutions span AI/ML for improving manufacturing test, yield, quality & OEE, AI/ML & data analytics for sales, marketing, logistics & supply chain problems, Operations Research for capacity and scheduling optimization, Digital Twin for inventory and logistics optimization, and Product Telematics for managing customer fleet management solutions.
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You will work cross-functionally with diverse teams including user experience, market research, design, engineering, IT/development, finance, legal, operations, sales, and marketing to bring products to market and manage them through the product life cycle.
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Assist in the planning, development, and pull-through of patient market research initiatives to help better inform brand strategy and direction. The Product Manager will contribute to the strategic and tactical marketing responsibilities centered around Korlym's indication (branded) and related disease state education (unbranded) patient promotion.
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As a Marketing Insights Manager at Google, you develop and implement research studies that provide foundational learning to inform business/product strategy, product development, as well as insights/measurement to inform and measure GTM (go-to-market) strategy and campaigns.
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Collaborate with R&D, engineering, product management, marketing, and sales teams to ensure alignment of strategic initiatives with the company’s technical capabilities and market goals.
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3+ years experience in a quantitative field, such as consulting, market research, media research. Work closely with sales, product, and other cross-functionals to drive direct impact on small business marketing strategy.
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Experience with product launches and/or integrated marketing campaignsExcellent written, communication, and presentation skillsExperience with social media and content management systems (CMS)Working knowledge of market research, surveys, and data analyticsProficiency with Microsoft Office and WordpressExperience planning and leading initiativesExperience managing projects and working with cross-functional teamsEducation/Experience.
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You'll use data analysis, market research, and other techniques to identify opportunities for growth and work with highly cross functional environment across product, marketing UXR and Data Science to develop strategies to capitalize on those opportunities.
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