Product Marketing Manager, Runtime & Growth

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Render Cloud Platform, AI

United StatesFull-TimeManager

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Job Details

Experience: 4+ years

Requirements

4+ years in Product Marketing
Experience owning product launches for technical products from end to end
Ability to translate technical concepts into compelling messaging for developers
Strong writer and verbal communicator
Ability to use the tone and level of technical depth that resonates with the audience
Enjoy building relationships with technical teams and customers
Deep understanding of customer pain points and motivations
Ability to integrate AI into workflows
Ability to prioritize, strategize, and execute quickly
Ability to drive cross-functional alignment

Responsibilities

Drive product launches from strategy to execution to drive impact beyond impressions.
Partner with product, engineering, and marketing to distill technical features into clear, compelling, and differentiated messaging that inspires developers to build on Render.
Collaborate on content & growth strategy.
Partner with Developer Experience teams to craft high-quality, audience-specific content – blogs, videos, case studies, demos, landing pages, and more – that supports GTM initiatives.
Partner with Growth and Ops teams to build intelligent customer marketing programs that drive product adoption.
Build relationships with Render's customers to understand their unique needs, pain points, and aspirations—champion customer-centricity throughout the organization to influence strategy.
Stay on top of industry trends, competitors, and customer needs to inform product strategy, refine messaging, and develop content strategies.

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