CatchProbe Product Marketing and Sales Manager

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<strong>Workplace Type : </strong> Remote - <strong>Region :</strong> San Francisco, CA<br><br><strong>Responsibilities<br><br></strong><ul><li> Translate products functionalities and technical details into user benefits and value</li><li> Develop content to support the sales process of the company’s solutions and drive clarity and consistency of message</li><li> Create materials such as product demos, PPTs, feature briefs, case studies, product brochures, white papers, and videos</li><li> Work with the marketing department and collaborate with product and sales teams to develop product positioning and messaging</li><li> Become the focal point and subject matter expert for product marketing content.</li><li> Build strong relationships with clients to understand their needs and ensure they utilize and gain success stories using the CatchProbe platform.</li><li> Own and deliver Onboarding: Work with multiple client team members and internal team members to successfully onboard and train new customers.</li><li> Support and coach clients on the CatchProbe platform.</li><li> Master the product offering and evaluate end-user needs.<br><br></li></ul><strong>Requirements<br><br></strong><ul><li> Minimum 3 years of experience in B2B/B2G product marketing</li><li> Ability to translate and script complex technical concepts into customer-friendly language</li><li> Exceptional written and verbal communication and presentation skills</li><li> Excellent copywriting and proofreading skills for marketing copy and collateral</li><li> Deep understanding of customer needs and differentiated product positioning</li><li> Proven ability to think strategically, prioritize ruthlessly and execute independently</li><li> Collaborative, all-round player with communication skills and a can-do attitude</li><li> Bachelor’s degree with a major in Computer Science or Criminal Justice or a related field</li><li> 3+ years’ experience in SaaS customer success, account management, or consulting experience</li><li> Strong customer-facing and presentation skills</li><li> Proven ability to work in a fast-paced environment (experience in a high-growth start-up is a plus)</li><li> Experience with OSINT domain</li><li> Results-driven, self-starter, outstanding interpersonal abilities, attention to detail, and organized.</li><li> Excellent written and verbal communication skills</li><li> Proven management experience</li><li> Excellent written and verbal English skills</li></ul>

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