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Glean Posted 30+ days ago
Principal Product Marketing Manager, Enterprise Context
Location
San Francisco
Contract
Permanent
Full-time
Salary
$224–258k
Gross per year
Experience
8+ years
Lead level
Job summary
Responsibilities
Glean is looking for a Principal Product Marketing Manager, Glean Enterprise Context to define and execute the go-to-market strategy for the technologies that power reliable, enterprise-grade AI.
- Own the product marketing strategy and go-to-market plans for Glean Enterprise Context, including new connectors, search quality, Enterprise Graph, structured data, memory, and…
- Partner with Product and Engineering to translate architecture, technical tradeoffs, roadmap priorities, and customer value into differentiated positioning, messaging, launch…
- Lead end-to-end launches for platform capabilities—from audience and release strategy through communications, technical documentation, field enablement, customer education, and…
- Define Glean’s point of view on the emerging new context stack for AI; create compelling technical content and customer stories that show how teams can measure, improve, and…
- Represent Glean Enterprise Context as a technical spokesperson; and equip Sales, Solutions Engineering, Customer Success, and Partners with the proof points and architecture they…
What they're looking for
- 8+ years of B2B SaaS product marketing experience, or related field
- BA/BS in business, marketing, liberal arts, or related degree
- Bring significant experience in data platforms, AI systems, or a related technical category
- Understand modern AI data systems deeply, including RAG, indexing, knowledge graphs, semantic layers, ontologies, and enterprise data architectures
- Closely follow the AI industry and bring technical credibility with Product, Engineering, Research, developers, and technical buyers, translating complex technical decisions and…
Tech stack
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