Pixel Devices Product Marketing Manager
Google
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
* Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
* 6 years of experience leading product-level marketing in consumer technology,
with a focus on hardware products and experience with software feature
cycles.
* Experience with product marketing, including user research, planning,
crafting positioning/messaging, and developing creative assets across all
modern marketing channels.
* Experience managing cross-functional teams or cross-team projects.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
* Experience in product marketing, consumer marketing, and insights in consumer
hardware or other goods with fixed launch timelines.
* Experience working with software teams including feature development and GTM
strategies.
* Understanding of the GTM process through product concept phase, to asset
creation to, launch, and post launch marketing support.
* Demonstrated ability to think strategically about complex issues, leading to
thoughtful recommendations and action plans that can then be worked on with
product management to deliver relevant consumer products.
* Exceptional skills working in an organization and experience successfully
collaborating with cross functional teams across geographies.
* Strong communication skills.
ABOUT THE JOB:
A Product Marketing Manager (PMM) in Platforms and Devices plays a pivotal role
in the complete marketing experience. From early stage analysis (competitive
analysis, determining who the consumer we are building for is, the insights
about them, and the solutions they need), to product marketing strategy
(positioning, product and feature definition, naming, feature prioritization) to
launching the product (briefing brand and creative teams, managing creative
reviews, developing consumer launch narratives, and more), they ensure the
consumer is represented along the entire journey. This means working closely
with a cross-functional team across Consumer Marketing, Product Management, UX,
Design, Engineering, GTM, Sales, Consumer Insights and Analytics, Product
Planning, PR, Legal, Events and Experiences, and more with a concrete set of
deliverables along the way.
As a Pixel devices PMM, you will work with Product Management to shape and
define the product based on the target consumer. You will work with the Insights
team to understand the consumer, develop recommendations as to what they
uniquely need and how we will differentiate from the competition. You will be
directly responsible for developing the marketing strategy that the larger
marketing organization will use to create materials. You will work with the
larger marketing team to develop the marketing assets including messaging and
creativity that the end consumer will see in the market. You will own the
product from concept through to in market presence and sell through.
Individual pay is determined by factors including job-related skills,
experience, and relevant education or training.
US: $141000 - $205000 (USD) + 15% bonus target + equity + benefits
Learn more about benefits at Google
[https://www.google.com/about/careers/applications/benefits/].
RESPONSIBILITIES:
* Lead product managers and other cross-functional team members to develop
product positioning, feature development, go-to-market strategy, sell-in
content, and sustaining marketing strategies.
* Develop, manage, and own relationships with a cross-functional team,
including marketers on the channel marketing teams, creative teams, PR,
sales, customer support and more to ensure a comprehensive approach to the
product narrative.
* Advocate for the user across cross-functional teams, ensuring all marketing
strategies and tactics align with overarching product positioning, consumer
need, and messaging strategy.
* Serve as the product expert both internally and externally to ensure the
product is accurately represented across all marketing and sales related
assets including a well rounded understanding of the competition and market.
* Gather actionable customer insights, working with the Insights team, from
surveys, interviews, and usability testing to inform product and marketing
strategies.