Product Marketing Manager
DBSync is looking for an experienced Product Marketing Manager to drive SaaS product adoption and lead generation for their data integration platform. The role involves designing go-to-market strategies, cultivating partnerships, and representing the brand at industry events. You will work closely with sales and product teams to refine messaging and optimize marketing campaigns for ROI. The candidate should be proficient in SaaS marketing and relationship management with a willingness to travel.
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Experience
5+ years
Function
Marketing
Work mode
Remote, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
DBSync is looking for an experienced Product Marketing Manager to drive SaaS product adoption and lead generation for their data integration platform. The role involves designing go-to-market strategies, cultivating partnerships, and representing the brand at industry events. You will work closely with sales and product teams to refine messaging and optimize marketing campaigns for ROI. The candidate should be proficient in SaaS marketing and relationship management with a willingness to travel.
TAL's take
Solid mid-market SaaS role with clear responsibilities and tenure expectations, though company brand recognition is moderate.
Clear expectations for product marketing, lead generation, and partner management within a SaaS context.
Watchouts
- we're a family
Must haves
- Minimum 5 years in marketing
- SaaS domain experience
- Experience with lead generation strategies
- Excellent communication and presentation skills
- Proficiency in partner and stakeholder relationship management
- Willingness to travel for events and partner visits
About the company
DBSync is an established SaaS company in the data integration space, but not a Tier-1 global or major Indian flagship brand.
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