Packetlabs (packetlabs.net)

Packetlabs (packetlabs.net)

VP, Marketing

Remote (Canada) · Vp

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 99 days ago
A/B TestingCybersecurityPenetration TestingSEOLeadershipCollaborationMentoring

About the role

  • This is not a role that requires direct cybersecurity experience.
  • As a player-coach, you will define the roadmap while staying close enough to execution to ensure quality, consistency, and speed.
  • You will do this with the backing of a leadership team that values substance over noise, long-term brand trust over short-term optics, and sustainable growth over inflated promises.

Responsibilities

  • The Vice President of Marketing is a strategic leadership role designed to ensure our go-to-market engine scales with the same precision and credibility as our delivery model.
  • You will own how Packetlabs is positioned in the market, how demand is created, and how the marketing function contributes to sustainable revenue growth.
  • This role is about building a disciplined marketing system that strengthens brand authority and drives a qualified pipeline.

Nice to have

  • Deep understanding of digital marketing tools and platforms, including:

Skills

  • Convert technical expertise into compelling, value-driven buyer messaging.

Benefits

  • Our clients span government, technology, law enforcement, retail, healthcare, and financial services, and they rely on us because credibility matters when the stakes are high.

Company info

  • No egos, ever.
  • You care more about what works than about being right.
  • You do not build empires, protect weak ideas, or confuse visibility with value.
  • Systems over heroics.
  • You build repeatable demand generation and brand systems that do not rely on last-minute pushes, scattered efforts, or unsustainable workarounds.
  • Commercially sharp.
  • You understand that marketing exists to support business outcomes.
  • You know the difference between attention and pipeline, and you operate accordingly.
  • Credible over flashy.
  • You know how to market a high-trust service without exaggeration, gimmicks, or dilution of technical credibility.
  • Comfortable being uncomfortable.
  • You are willing to challenge assumptions, stop low-value work, and make hard calls when messaging, spend, or priorities are not aligned with results.
  • Always learning.
  • You stay current on market shifts, buyer behavior, channel performance, and competitive dynamics, and you refine the function accordingly.

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