Senior Product Marketing Manager

James Adams
London
1 year ago
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Role: B2C Product Marketing Manager - FTC 12 Month Maternity Cover


Remote:

  • Based anywhere in the UK or Europe
  • Monthly commute to Paris (all travel expensed)


Location: Office HQ in Paris


Salary:£85,000-£95,000based on experience + £1000 monthly learning budget + many other perks!


James Adams is recruiting for 12 Month FTCSenior Product Marketing Managerto join one of our clients for a 12 month FTC. They are a fast-growth startup and launched a leading mobile app, which has over 8million monthly users across 180 countries.


They utilise cutting-edge technology that empowers entrepreneurs, small businesses, and merchants to easily create images that sell without any training, using deep learning to translate pixels into objects, simplifying tasks such as removing backgrounds from images or removing objects. They're looking for aProduct Marketing Managerto join them on a 12 month FTC, helping our client building thego-to-market strategiesandeducating the teamson improvements they should make to the product that will reachmillions of users across the globe!


Our clientoffers remote workingwith a once-a-month or more (fully reimbursed) trip to their office in Paris!


As Product Marketing Manager you will:

  • Communicating product to users
  • Championing customers and understanding audiences
  • Converting co-workers (across the development, marketing and product teams) into product advocates
  • Assisting with product growth
  • Ensuring the product is tied closely to brand identity-You will be working with the Head of Brand to ensure the product resonates with the prosumer audience!
  • Creating and building the Go-To-Market plan-You are adaptable and will be constantly iterating improvements to the product based on user research and competitor analysis, by educating the teams on key findings you uncover when working closely with a researcher
  • You will be creating video content for user interviews and product content!


What you will bring to this role as Product Marketing Manager:

  • Strong video content creation skills for user interviews and product content
  • Strong background in B2C Product Marketing with a strong focus on aprosumer audience, freemium models and or mobile apps!
  • E-commercebackground.
  • Impeccable communication and solid collaborative skills.
  • You have experience conductinguser and competitorresearch
  • You have an independent work style and strong product opinions!
  • You have proven experiences working across a business and deliveringinternal product education to teams.


Our client is flexible offering remote work from anywhere in Europe but is ideally looking for English speakers as the whole team speak English as the main language. They work on a fully remote basis but do monthly/quarterly meet-ups in Paris, all travel expenses will be paid for, for these meetings.


The founder team come from businesses likeApple, Algolia, Google, or Bumbleand if you want to work with theGrowth and Marketing teamfor the one of the biggest B2C mobile app, apply now!

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