Product Marketing Manager

Role Overview

The Product Marketer will take what engineers build and turn it into stories that make developers and data teams lean in. They’ll own positioning and messaging, write engaging content, and arm the sales team with battlecards and pitch decks.

What You Will Do

Write website copy, landing pages, launch posts, and product one-pagers. Help shape the company’s story and messaging. Build web pages and landing pages using AI tools. Run product launches and stay close to customers and the market.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate has 3-10 years of product marketing experience, excellent writing skills, and a knack for positioning. They should be comfortable with AI tools and have a genuine curiosity about technical products.

Requirements

• 3 to 10 years in product marketing, ideally at a B2B software or developer-focused company
• Excellent writing. Clear, punchy, and specific… you can make a technical idea land in one sentence
• A real knack for positioning: you’ve taken a product to market and can show the before and after
• Experience building web pages and landing pages, and comfort shipping them yourself with modern tools
• A track record of sales enablement that sales teams actually used
• Genuine curiosity about technical products. You don’t need to write SQL for a living, but you want to understand how the thing works
• AI fluency. You already use AI daily to do better work, and you’re excited to push that further
• A bias for action. You’d rather ship a good version this week than a perfect one next quarter

Benefits

• Feather-ruffling compensation – competitive salary and stock options
• Top-notch healthcare coverage – 100% paid medical, dental, and vision for employees, plus 80% coverage for dependents
• Flexible PTO – take the time you need to recharge, explore, or just have a lazy day
• 401k plan – because even ducks need to plan for the future
• Flexible work environment – spend most of the week in the office collaborating with the flock, and work from wherever you’re most productive the rest of the time