The Product Marketing Manager will execute go-to-market strategies, write product materials, assist in product development, and research user needs. They will become product experts and understand market trends.
What you will be doing :
- Assist in executing the go-to-market strategies that drive merchant adoption.
- Write clear and concise product materials to communicate and deliver new features to the team and users.
- Assist in product development with a team of world-class engineers and designers.
- Research to understand our users’ needs and pain points.
- Become a product expert, understanding the competitive landscape, the evolving market needs, and how those things relate to the company’s mission and vision.
Whom we are looking for :
- Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Business, computer science, or related field or equivalent professional experience
- 5-8 years of product marketing experience (preferably in e-commerce, B2B/B2C SaaS industry)
- Excellent communication skills in English on all mediums: Spoken, Presentations, Written. (Mandarin speaking is preferred)
- Curious and interested in technology and new products
- Passionate in understanding the merchants/ end-consumers and helping to figure out a suitable solution.
- Willing to work with cross-border teams.
WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN US:
- You will be an early member of the US team, learn and grow fast.
- We work in a fun, collaborative open space where we encourage creativity and ideas flow freely.
- You’ll be able to steer the future roadmap to improve our products, big or small, and see the results of your products reach our customers.
- Get to work with flexible working hours. Our priority is on getting the job done.
- Flat structure environment, you will be able to work independently and make your own choices.
- We provide guidance and mentorship to polish your business skills and entrepreneurship mindset.
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