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The Product Manager will lead cross departmental strategic product initiatives coordinating with key stakeholders in sales, marketing, design, development, and operations.
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Essential FunctionsStrategic Leadership and Vision:Along with our Enterprise Architect, develop and communicate a clear technical vision for integrating cutting-edge digital technologies with sophisticated marketing platforms, aligning with the diverse product teams’ strategic objectives.
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The Product Manager is responsible for the product planning and execution throughout the Product Lifecycle, including: understanding our customers and their personas, researching market and customer requirements, defining the product vision, developing and leading the new product development roadmap and working closely with design and development, sales and marketing, and operations to ensure profitable revenue and customer satisfaction goals are met.
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As a Sr. Product Marketing Manager for security, identity, and compliance, you will be part of a team tasked with developing messaging and positioning that highlights how AWS services help customers secure their digital transformation.
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Ideally 10+ years' experience as a product manager in a SaaS business. Born from integrating various groups within the Gilbarco Veeder-Root network and the strategic acquisition of technology companies worldwide, our foundation is built on tech expertise.
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A fast growing B2C/B2B tech product start-up is looking for a Senior Product Marketing Manager to drive growth across key business segments through creative and strategic storytelling of a popular ‘productivity’ product.
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Manager with 6+ years of experience in [Product Management, Marketing, R&D/Engineering and/or in an offering-specific domain], with a track record of demonstrated, recognizable results.
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Cross-functional collaboration: Work closely with senior leadership teams in engineering, marketing, and sales teams to drive product development from concept to launch. As the Product Manager for the Studios product group you'll spearhead the effort to define, develop, and execute a roadmap for a new product serving multiple verticals.
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A product manager is responsible for managing product lifecycle processes including ideation, strategy, development, management, marketing, communication, commercialization, profitability, sales support strategies and ongoing monitoring and risk management.
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2 years of experience in a business function or role (e.g., strategic marketing, business operations, consulting). As part of the Android and Mobile team, Googlers working on Google Play do everything from engineering our backend systems, to shaping product strategy, to forming great content partnerships.
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A product manager is responsible for managing product lifecycle processes including ideation, strategy, development, management, marketing, communication, commercialization, profitability, sales support strategies and ongoing monitoring and risk managemen.
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As Cloverly’s Product Marketing Manager you’ll be responsible for driving strategic efforts across product launches, customer research, and product content. You’re a strategic SaaS product marketing expert with a passion for crafting compelling narratives and driving impactful campaigns.
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Product marketing: Definition of market launch packages (trade fair concepts, advertising activities, training, PR, etc.) Strategic partner of the regional business manager but can also function as a service provider for the regions and countries.
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The Product Manager for our Recruiting solution is an important strategic position within Oracle. This position is very dynamic and you must be comfortable with frequent multi-tasking between technical, businesses, strategic, marketing and planning activities.
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Develop and drive 3 – 5-year strategic plans (e.g., product portfolio, commercialization plan, marketing plan, clinical plan, financial forecast plan and supply chain plan) for Surgical Endoscopy platform(s) as well as potential for synergistic devices and strategic partnerships to broaden adoption and market share for Fujifilm's products.
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