Product Marketer

Role

We’re looking for a Product Marketer to help bring Samaya’s products to market for a highly technical enterprise audience across AI, data platforms, and finance.

You’ll report to the Head of Marketing and play a central role in translating complex product capabilities into clear, credible messaging for customers, prospects, and internal teams. This role will own core product marketing work across feature launches, positioning, messaging, email and communications cadence, social media support, and enablement content.

The right candidate will be both strategic and hands‑on: someone who can create structure out of ambiguity, partner closely with Product, Engineering, GTM, and leadership, and move quickly without sacrificing quality. We’re looking for someone who is creative as well as analytical, with strong judgment, excellent communication skills, and the range to contribute beyond a narrow product marketing lane as the marketing function continues to grow.

This is a hands‑on individual contributor role with potential to grow into people management over time.

• Own product launches - lead end-to-end product marketing for feature and product launches, from positioning and messaging through rollout, adoption, and follow‑up
• Shape the story - translate complex technical product concepts into simple, credible narratives for technical, commercial, and executive audiences
• Partner cross‑functionally - work closely with Product, Engineering, GTM, and leadership to bring new features and capabilities to market
• Build launch assets - create launch plans and supporting materials across email, social, internal enablement, customer‑facing content, and sales support
• Develop enablement - build materials that clearly communicate product value, use cases, differentiation, and customer relevance
• Bring market insight - gather customer, market, and competitive insights to sharpen messaging and improve go‑to‑market execution
• Analytically minded - you know that events are not just vibes, you not only settrack success metrics, and how to evaluate event effectiveness and ROI
• Use AI fluently - test and apply AI tools and workflows to improve the quality and speed of research, messaging, launches, and content development
• Support broader marketing priorities - contribute across content, campaigns, customer storytelling, and other high‑impact go‑to‑market initiatives as the team evolves

Required

• Product marketing experience - 8+ years of experience in product marketing or closely related roles
• Technical product depth - proven success marketing highly technical products to enterprise audiences
• Launch ownership - strong ownership of feature or product launches in fast-moving software companies where you have owned everything from creative to metrics
• Relevant category experience - experience in AI, financial services, data platforms, infrastructure, developer tooling, analytics, or similarly technical product categories
• Clear communication - strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to tailor messaging for both technical and business audiences
• Technical translation - a track record of turning complex technical concepts into clear, compelling, and credible messaging
• Asset creation - strength in building high‑quality launch materials, emails, enablement content, customer‑facing materials, and other go‑to‑market assets
• Cross‑functional partnership - proven ability to work effectively with Product, Engineering, Sales, Marketing, and leadership
• Startup operating style - comfort operating with pace, ambiguity, and high accountability in a fast‑moving environment
• AI fluency - demonstrated AI fluency in a concrete way, such as building, testing, or integrating AI‑driven workflows into how you work

Preferred

• AI and enterprise software experience – experience marketing products in AI, data infrastructure, analytics, developer tools, or other technical enterprise software categories
• Financial services exposure – familiarity marketing into financial services, investment firms, or highly analytical end‑user audiences
• Broad marketing experience – experience contributing across content, campaigns, customer…