UpKeep

SaaS

Sr.ProductMarketingManager

$130–160k Los Angeles, California, United States Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Sr. Product Marketing Manager at UpKeep. Skills: Product Marketing, AI, Go-to-market strategy, Positioning, Messaging. Driving the awareness, adoption, and success of UpKeep’s growing portfolio of products with an emphasis in our AI-powered capabilities. Developing deep expertise in our customers, products, and market landscape to influence product strategy, craft crisp positioning, and orchestrate impactful launches”

Industry & Context.

SaaS
Problems you'll solve

Solves problems

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

4+ years of experience in product marketing in B2B SaaS, Proven experience launching products or features and connecting those efforts to measurable business outcomes (pipeline, win rate, ACV), writing, storytelling, and asset creation skills, Demonstrated ability to collaborate cross-functionally and drive alignment between teams, Comfort with ambiguity, pace, and experimenting with new tools and processes, Enthusiasm for AI

Nice to Have

Experience in product-led growth (PLG) environments is a plus

What You'll Do.

Driving the awareness

and success of UpKeep’s growing portfolio of products with an emphasis in our AI-powered capabilities

Developing deep expertise in our customers

and market landscape to influence product strategy

craft crisp positioning

and orchestrate impactful launches

Partnering closely with Product

and Customer Success teams to ensure the organization is equipped to build

and support new and existing features leveraging AI

Writing messaging and building assets that bring products to life

Staying hands-on with experimentation

Partnering with Product to shape go-to-market strategy and lead full-cycle launches for new features and products—especially those infused with AI

Developing differentiated positioning and messaging that resonates across personas

Owning the creation of enablement materials for Sales and Customer Success—pitch decks

Collaborating with Demand Generation and Growth Marketing teams to inform and support campaign strategy through product and customer insights

Acting as the voice of the customer by analyzing Gong calls

and user research to inform messaging and strategy

Monitoring competitive landscape and emerging market trends to maintain a POV and deliver actionable market intelligence

Refining and socializing personas

and customer journeys to ensure our messaging aligns with real-world needs

Contributing to internal alignment by equipping teams with tools and training to understand

and deliver value from our product suite

Leveraging AI tools to experiment

and accelerate go-to-market execution

Leading UpKeep’s competitive intelligence program and collaborating with GTM teams to sharpen positioning and win more deals

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partnering closely with Product, Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success teams; Demonstrated ability to collaborate cross-functionally and drive alignment between teams; Collaborating with Demand Generation and Growth Marketing teams; Contributing to internal alignment by equipping teams with tools and training; Collaborating with GTM teams

Communication Scope

Storytelling; Communicates ideas – clearly articulates thinking and listens with intent

Process & Methodology

Lead full-cycle launches for new features and products

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