Product Marketing Lead

Role Overview

As a Product Marketing Lead in the Medics Cluster, you will work directly with the largest product launch of Doctolib in Germany to scale the All-In-One Practice Software. You will develop the Go-to-Market Strategy in Germany and be responsible for its successful implementation.

What You Will Do

Your tasks include developing and implementing Go-to-Market Strategies for Doctilib’s product and feature launches, analyzing market trends and the competitive landscape, and defining the product positioning and messages for the German market.

Why It Might Be a Fit

You will work closely with the Marketing, Sales, Customer Success, and Product & Tech teams, and manage feature releases to ensure the successful market introduction.

Requirements

• at least 5 years of professional experience, ideally as a manager in Product Marketing or Go-To-Market Strategy, or with a background in top-tier management consulting or VC combined with product management experience
• well-structured and analytical thinking and working style
• experience in managing senior stakeholders (VP, MD, Executive Committee)
• excellent verbal and written communication skills to convey complex ideas clearly and convincingly
• fluency in German and English (each at least C1 level)

Benefits

• sponsored Germany ticket if you work from the office or in a hybrid mode
• company health insurance with great additional benefits
• 28 vacation days + 1 additional day for each full calendar year (max. 30 days)
• participation in Doctolib’s long-term employee participation program DoctoGrowth
• company pension plan with a 40% employer contribution (15% during the probationary period)
• Doctolib Parent Care Program, which includes a month of parental leave extra, etc.
• free mental health and coaching sessions through an external partner
• food vouchers
• encouraged sports offer with our partner Urban Sports Club
• package for caregivers and employees with disabilities, including flexible working hours, additional leave for medical reasons, and psychological support