About this Role
- Build foundational messaging and GTM strategies for New Products
- Build the initial product positioning and messaging from the ground up
- Define early-stage GTM strategies for new products (pre-launch, beta, and general availability)
- Partner on pricing, packaging, and segmentation decisions with Product and Revenue Strategy teams
- Develop early campaigns, landing pages, and enablement that help the market 7et it7
- Partner with customers to shape and validate our direction
- Work with a subset of our Go-to-Market team focused on new products and Design Partners
- Talk regularly with early customers to understand workflows, pain points, and reactions
- Turn conversations into insight and insight into clear strategy and positioning
- Own the market and audience research that defines next moves
- Conduct deep market and competitive research
- Understand competitive landscape and articulate differentiation
- Explore new buyer personas, from recruiters to finance and IT leaders
- Run message testing and audience validation to define early traction and fit
- Launch new products with foundational materials like messaging docs, pitch decks, internal briefs, demo narratives
- Translate vague ideas into clear, testable assets
- Take new products to market with multi-channel, marquee launch moments
- Train and onboard a full-time PMM owner after launching new products
What We Look For Across All PMM Roles
- Curiosity & Synthesis: Ability to connect product input, user research, and market dynamics
- Clarity of Communication: Clear, structured writing and speaking skills
- Taste: Attention to how work looks, feels, and reads; think in systems and visuals
- Storytelling: Ability to communicate product in an interesting and differentiated way
You Might Be a Fit If You
- Think like a founder or GM, caring about product fit, market readiness, pricing, and enablement strategy
- Have experience with early-stage product launches
- Are energized by ambiguity and excited to figure things out
- Can convert customer feedback into compelling narratives
- Have a strong research toolkit
- Have strong product instincts and editorial judgment
- Are comfortable leading without a playbook and building from first principles
You May Not Be a Fit If
- You prefer working with well-established products or markets with existing product-market fit
- You need every input clearly defined before starting
- You are not comfortable shaping products from early feedback
- You want to work only on the highest revenue-generating products instead of new product startups
- You are uncomfortable working cross-functionally outside of Marketing
Interview Plan
- 30 min: Recruiter Screen with Talent Team
- 45 min: Interview with Hiring Manager
- 30 min: Interview with VP Marketing
- 30 min: Interview with CEO
- 1.5-2 hr Final Round with cross functional stakeholders and product marketing teammates
Benefits
- Emphasis on high quality work without quick hacks
- Competitive compensation
- 10-year exercise window for stock options
- Unlimited PTO, with four weeks recommended per year
- Twelve weeks fully paid family leave in the US
- Generous equipment, software, and office furniture budget
- $100/month education budget with manager-approved larger items