Product marketing · 2026
Product marketing jobs hiring now
40 open product marketing (PMM) roles on Growth.Talent today — from Product Marketing Manager to Director of PMM. Positioning, launches, sales enablement, and competitive intel. Every listing shows the real salary band.
Product Marketing Manager
B2BRouter • 08201 Sabadell, Barcelona provincia
Product Marketing
NXP Semiconductors • Guadalajara, Jal.
Senior Product Marketing Manager (Temporary)
Pushpay • North Charleston, SC
Sr. Director, Commercialization & Go-To-Market
Visa • New York, NY 10001
Senior Product Marketing Manager
Capital.com • Limas, FR
Solution Product Marketing Manager - Infrastructures H/F/N
OVHcloud • Lyon, FR
Director of Product Marketing, Genius (Small Business & Retail)
Global Payments Inc. • Charlotte, NC
Director Product Marketing Lyric
ADP • Alpharetta, GA
Product Marketing Manager
Motherduck • Seattle
Sr. Product Marketing Manager
SumUp • Berlin, Germany
Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Government
Jobgether • UK
Senior Product Marketing Manager, AI
Jobgether • US
Senior Product Marketing Manager (Temporary)
Jobgether • US
Senior Product Marketing Manager - Platform
Jobgether • US
Senior Manager, Product Marketing (Surgical Drapes & Gowns)
Jobgether • US
Product Marketing Manager - GraphAware Solutions
Jobgether • Germany
Senior Product Marketing Manager H/F/NB - CDI
Santévet • 69007 Lyon
Senior Product Marketing Manager - CDI H/F
Hellowork • Lyon (69)
Product Marketing Manager - Commercial Content
Veeva Systems • Atlanta, GA
Technical Product Marketing Manager
Baseten • San Francisco
Senior Product Marketing Manager
HelloFresh • Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Senior Product Marketing Specialist, ANZ
Okta • Sydney, Australia
Product Marketing Lead: Temp Maternity Leave Coverage
Faire • San Francisco, CA
Senior Product Marketing Manager
Calendly • Remote - US
GTM Specialist (Consumer Electronics) fluent in Chinese- MADRID
Eurofirms People First • Madrid, España
Product Marketing Manager (Pump Services)
Sulzer • Madrid, Madrid provincia
Product Marketing Manager, Subscriptions
Stripe • New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Remote
Product Marketing Manager - Internship / apprenticeship starting 2027
Equativ • Paris
Anthropic GTM Director
Jobgether • US
Product Marketing Manager
NetSPI • Minneapolis, MN
Product Marketing Manager
Auvik • Austin, TX
Sr Product Marketing Manager, T-Life
T-Mobile • Bellevue, WA
Director, Product Marketing
Landis+Gyr • Alpharetta, GA
Director Product Marketing - Semiconductor
Infineon Technologies • Dallas, TX
Director of Product Marketing
QuEra Computing Inc. • Boston, MA
Vice President, Global Product Marketing Lead Treasury Services
JPMorganChase • Jersey City, NJ
Director, Product Marketing
Sonos, Inc. • New York, NY
Staff Product Marketing Manager - Confluent
IBM • Raleigh, NC
Product Marketing Manager
Keeper Security, Inc. • Chicago, IL
Director of Product Marketing
Samba • Los Angeles, CA
Frequently asked
About this list
What does a product marketing manager (PMM) do?
A PMM owns how a product is positioned, launched, and sold. Core work: messaging and positioning, go-to-market for new features, sales enablement, competitive intelligence, pricing input, and win/loss analysis. PMMs sit between product, sales, and marketing.
What's the salary for product marketing jobs in the US?
Product Marketing Manager: $120K-$160K. Senior PMM: $150K-$200K. Principal / Group PMM: $190K-$250K. Director of PMM: $200K-$300K plus equity. B2B SaaS and infrastructure companies pay the most; the role is in high demand at AI startups.
Product marketing vs growth marketing — what's the difference?
Product marketing owns positioning, launches, and enablement — the story and the go-to-market motion. Growth marketing owns acquiring and retaining users against hard metrics. They overlap on launches and lifecycle; at small startups one person often does both.
What makes a strong PMM portfolio?
A crisp positioning doc, a launch you led end-to-end with results, a sales deck or enablement asset that moved win rates, and a competitive teardown. Hiring managers care more about judgment and writing than tool lists.