Coveo
Lead Product Marketing Manager, Commerce
USA (East)
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 14 days ago
Computer VisionSalesLeadershipMentoring
About the role
- 7+ years in marketing, including 3-5+ years in product marketing within ecommerce or digital commerce
- Proven experience defining and executing go-to-market strategies with Product, Sales, and Marketing leadership
- Experience leading or mentoring team members and driving performance
Responsibilities
- Define and lead the product marketing strategy, including positioning, target segments, and growth priorities aligned with company objectives
- Lead, mentor, and grow a team of product marketers, setting clear direction and elevating execution standards
- Own and evolve the go-to-market strategy to drive acquisition and expansion across channels
- Develop differentiated positioning and messaging grounded in customer, market, and competitive insights
- Partner cross-functionally with Product, Sales, and Demand Generation to drive aligned execution and measurable pipeline impact
Requirements
- Experience in enterprise technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI)-driven platforms
- Experience influencing executive stakeholders and contributing to company-level strategy
- Strong analytical mindset with the ability to tie initiatives to pipeline and revenue impact
- Strong strategic thinking and ability to connect insights to business outcomes
Company info
- Shape the narrative.
- Power the pipeline.
- What if you could define how an entire commerce solution is understood, positioned, and adopted in the market?
- This role sits at the intersection of strategy, storytelling, and revenue impact, driving how we bring our commerce solution to life for customers and prospects.
- You'll lead product marketing for our Commerce solution, influencing cross-functional strategy and scaling a high-performing team.
- If you're excited by ownership, visibility, and shaping growth at scale, this is your playground.
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