Product Marketing Manager – Technical

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Product Marketing Manager at TrustLayer, a SaaS innovating risk management. Leading product launches and building sales enablement resources in a growing market.

Responsibilities:

  • Own positioning and messaging for new product launches (we have several queued up for 2026)
  • Build sales enablement that actually gets used: battle cards, demo scripts, ROI calculators, objection handlers
  • Run competitive intelligence and publish internal teardowns of myCOI, Certificate Hero, and adjacent players
  • Ship interactive content yourself. Calculators, comparison tools, embedded widgets. Built with Claude Code, not a six-week agency engagement
  • Define and instrument the metrics that matter (activation, expansion, win rate by segment) and report on them weekly
  • Partner with product on pricing, packaging, and naming
  • Drive launches end to end: webinars, content, PR, paid, partner

Requirements:

  • 4+ years in product marketing at a B2B SaaS company. Insurance, risk, fintech, or vertical SaaS is a plus
  • Technical fluency. You don't need to ship production code, but you should be comfortable in the terminal, reading API docs, and prototyping with AI tools. Bonus if you've worked at a developer-tools company
  • Demonstrated ability to build with Claude Code, Cursor, or similar. Show us something you've shipped. A microsite, an interactive calculator, a Chrome extension, anything
  • Metrics obsession. You can name the three numbers that mattered for any product you've launched and tell us what moved them
  • Excellent writer. Short, sharp, specific. No corporate mush
  • Comfort with ambiguity. Small team. Nobody is going to hand you a brief

Benefits:

  • Competitive base plus meaningful equity
  • Remote-friendly, with quarterly in-person time in Tampa
  • A leadership team that ships, not one that schedules meetings about shipping
  • Real ownership of a category that's barely been marketed yet