Opal Security

Cybersecurity

SeniorDemandGenerationManager

$150–200k San Francisco, California, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
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HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Senior Demand Generation Manager at Opal Security. Skills: Demand generation, ABM, GTM strategy. Own demand generation programs. Generate demand in cloud-native orgs”

What You'll Achieve.

Generate meetings; Generate opportunities; Generate revenue

Industry & Context.

Cybersecurity

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Demand generation experience, B2B security experience, Cloud infrastructure experience, Developer tooling experience, Compliance market experience, Technical market experience, Salesforce proficiency, HubSpot proficiency, Marketo proficiency, Campaign attribution experience, Routing experience, Funnel conversion experience, Performance reporting experience, Work with AEs, Work with SDRs

Nice to Have

AI-native marketer, ABM rigor experience, Executive dinners experience, Roundtables experience, Event surrounds experience, Partner events experience, Regional programs experience

What You'll Do.

Own demand generation programs

Generate demand in cloud-native orgs

Launch integrated campaigns

Partner with AEs and SDRs

Own funnel and systems hygiene

Execute field marketing

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

GTM leadership; AEs and SDRs

Full Job Description

About Opal Security: At Opal, we’re building modern identity governance for the AI era—intelligent access management that empowers enterprises to move fast while staying secure. Our mission is to bring clarity, control, and confidence to complex enterprise environments, helping teams govern access without slowing down innovation. The Role: Opal Security is hiring a Senior Demand Generation Manager. The ideal candidate is an AI pilled marketer looking to redefine what Demand Generation means in an AI-native GTM org. You’ve moved past vibe coding standalone apps and are operationalizing a highly personalized revenue generation engine with an opinionated POV on content, brand, campaigns, events, and digital channels. This is a hands-on role for a demand gen leader to partner closely with GTM leadership to create demand among IAM, security, infrastructure, and platform engineering, as well as GRC leaders at tech companies reaching scale. Our go to market is a commercial sales-led motion. You will excel in this role if you know how to build high quality programs around the right accounts, create executive and practitioner engagement, and inspect whether marketing activity is actually turning into meetings, opportunities, and revenue. This role reports into the VP, Marketing and is hybrid with 3+ days in office in downtown San Francisco. What You’ll Do: You will own day to day execution of ai-native demand generation programs across account based campaigns, field marketing, webinars, executive roundtables, paid amplification, partner campaigns, and sales follow-up. You will help Opal generate demand in cloud-native developer organizations that are scaling into regulatory scrutiny and need better ways to prove least privilege, govern access, and reduce access review fatigue. - Build 1:1 and 1:few ABM campaigns for named accounts, segmented by regulatory pressure, cloud maturity, access complexity, and sales priority - Launch integrated campaigns across content, webinars, p

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