Technical Product Marketing

About the Role We are looking for a hands-on, sharp and technical professional who can understand complex products and concepts of operations, distill the core value of our technology, and translate it into compelling technical materials. In this high-impact role, you’ll sit at the intersection of Technical Marketing, Solutions Engineering, and Product Management. This is not a traditional marketing seat- we need someone with serious technical chops who thrives on building standout demos, crafting authoritative technical content and is able to operate independently. What You’ll Do Master the Tech: Build an architectural understanding of our product, APIs, data flows, integrations, and enterprise deployment models. Own the Demo Experience: Design, build, and maintain realistic demo environments, golden-path narrative flows, and interactive sandboxes that showcase real value. Drive Technical Storytelling: Produce high-impact collateral—including deep-dive whitepapers, architecture diagrams, video walkthroughs, technical blogs, and pitch decks. Partner on the Frontlines: Serve as the technical co-pilot alongside sales and Product leadership in various tasks such as Demos, POCs and preparing materials for specific opportunities. Enable the Field: Create battlecards, competitive intelligence, and technical enablement assets that empower sales to win against alternatives. What You Bring Domain Relevance: A technical background with exposure to AI/ML, computer vision, data platforms, or cybersecurity. Authoritative Storytelling: Flawless English (written and verbal), with a distinct ability to deconstruct complex technical systems into clear, high-value narratives. High Bar for Craft: A self-starter mindset with strong visual and written standards—capable of staging demo data, scripting flows, and creating polished assets autonomously. Solid Technical Chops: B.Sc. in Computer Science/Engineering, or equivalent practical experience (hands-on familiarity with code, APIs, and modern cloud/software stacks).