Senior Product Marketing Manager

Coder United States of America
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What you bring:

  • Deep technical expertise: You’re more technical than your average product marketer. You understand cloud-native ecosystems, developer workflows, and DevOps principles, and you can confidently communicate with technical and business audiences alike.
  • Strong writing skills: You’re a skilled communicator who can write long-form and short-form content with equal precision. Whether it’s a whitepaper, a sales deck, or a tweet, you know how to deliver impact with the right amount of words.
  • Sales experience & customer interaction: You’ve worked closely with senior sales teams and know how to create compelling narratives that resonate in the field. You’re comfortable interacting with customers, analysts, and prospects, ensuring our messaging meets market needs.
  • Agility & prioritization: You can context-switch, moving between projects while maintaining high-quality execution. You know how to prioritize ruthlessly, balancing deep work with rapid-fire tactical needs.
  • Self-sufficiency & asking for help: You thrive in an autonomous role where we trust you to do the right thing. But you also know when to ask for help if you’re overwhelmed; we value transparency and teamwork.
  • Bias for action: You move quickly and experiment often, pushing forward without getting stuck in analysis paralysis. You understand that perfect is the enemy of progress, and you’re not afraid to test and iterate.

What we’re looking for:

  • 5+ years of experience in product marketing with a strong focus on sales enablement
  • Experience in developer tooling, cloud platforms, or DevOps technologies; you understand the SDLC and the tools developers use daily
  • Strong communication skills with the ability to simplify complex topics for both technical and executive audiences
  • Proven ability to create high-quality sales and marketing materials—sales decks, battle cards, competitive positioning guides, and whitepapers
  • Experience working with enterprise buyers and understanding how to sell to both technical and business stakeholders
  • A portfolio showcasing marketing content, sales enablement materials, or go-to-market strategies you’ve developed