Product Marketing Manager (Marketing Lead)

San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)

$120K/yr – $180K/yrSenior Level3+ years expFull time

Posted 3 months ago

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Job Summary

Drive GTM strategy and messaging for OneCrew, owning positioning, launches, and pipeline outcomes.

  • Own positioning and messaging across segments to drive pipeline.
  • Must-have: 3–7 years in B2B SaaS product marketing or PMM.
  • Standout: Cross-functional launch ownership with measurable impact on revenue.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Positioning and messaging. Own OneCrew's positioning across our three segments: scaling paving operations; mid-market commercial paving; PE-backed roll-ups and enterprise. Build and continuously refine the messaging frameworks, value propositions, and talk tracks that actually get used in deals. You are accountable for making sure the market and our sales team can clearly understand why we win.
  • Pipeline and GTM strategy. Own how positioning turns into pipeline. Drive: ICP definition and refinement; segment prioritization based on revenue efficiency; campaign strategy across outbound, inbound, partnerships, and events; how messaging shows up across every buyer touchpoint. We use agencies and tools for execution. You own the strategy, direction, and outcomes.
  • Sales enablement. Build the assets and systems that help sales win: pitch decks, one-pagers, and battlecards; objection handling and competitive positioning; ROI models and demo narratives; email sequences and follow-up frameworks. Partner directly with Glenn and the AE team. Sit in on calls, identify where deals stall, and fix it at the messaging, positioning, or process level. If deals aren't closing, you help diagnose why and fix it.
  • Product launches and GTM execution. Own the full launch motion for new capabilities, from positioning and narrative through sales training, customer and prospect communication, and in-product messaging. Every meaningful release has a clear strategy, a defined owner (you), and a measurable outcome in pipeline, adoption, or revenue.
  • Website and conversion surfaces. Own messaging across the website, landing pages, and campaign flows. You ensure consistency between what the market sees, what sales says, and what the product delivers. Execution may be delegated. Accountability is yours.
  • Customer and market insight loops. Stay close to the market. Run customer and prospect interviews, join sales calls and QBRs, and analyze win/loss data. Continuously refine positioning, ICP definition, and buying triggers. You don't guess what resonates, you know.
  • Pricing and packaging support. Partner with leadership on pricing strategy, packaging and SKUs, and monetization opportunities. Own how changes are communicated and adopted in the market.
  • Competitive intelligence. Maintain a sharp view of the market, from competitors in active deals to emerging players and shifting buyer expectations. Translate insights into battlecards, sales strategies, and product recommendations. When reps ask "how do we win this deal," you have the answer.
  • Measurement and growth accountability. Instrument and own performance across: pipeline creation and quality; win rates by segment; deal velocity; launch impact (adoption and revenue); messaging and campaign effectiveness.
  • Kill what isn't working. Double down on what is.