Manager, Product Marketing

Product Marketing at Levanta is a growing, high-leverage function, and this is our second PMM hire. You'll work directly with the Director of Product Marketing to turn positioning, market and customer research, and enablement into programs and assets that sales, marketing, CS, and leadership rely on every day.

This is an execution-forward role for someone who enjoys taking ownership of key initiatives and driving projects end-to-end. You'll spend meaningful time getting close to Voice of Customer, on customer and sales calls, learning how Levanta actually wins and loses. You'll turn that into sharper messaging, better sales tools, and content that helps the business grow, including our expansion into non-Amazon marketplaces.

You should be comfortable moving between strategic thinking (how do we position to a different segment or buyer persona) and hands-on production (build the deck, write the one-pager, ship the battlecard), and you should be excited to use AI tools to do both faster and better.

• Sales, Partnerships, and Customer Success have current, trustworthy enablement materials, and use them consistently.
• Levanta's story is sharper and more consistent across decks, campaigns, and launches.
• Enablement and content stay current without becoming a manual, ad hoc scramble.
• The Director has a reliable partner who can take a strategic direction and turn it into finished, high-quality output with minimal oversight.
• You know how to establish credibility and customer/market context to start shaping positioning and GTM strategy calls yourself, not just executing on them.

• 3+ years of experience in product marketing, or a closely adjacent function (content marketing, sales enablement, growth marketing), with exposure to positioning, messaging, or GTM content.
• Experience building scalable, repeatable launch frameworks and formalizing product marketing operations is a plus.
• Strong writing and storytelling skills. You can turn a technical or nuanced idea into clear, persuasive language for a specific audience.
• Comfortable with ambiguity and speed. Given a rough direction, you ask smart clarifying questions, come back with a recommendation, and produce a strong first draft without needing every detail spelled out.
• Genuinely curious about customers and the market. You want to sit in on sales and customer calls and learn how the business actually works.
• AI-forward working style. You already use AI tools to speed up research, drafting, and content maintenance, and you're eager to build that muscle further, while holding a high bar for quality and accuracy when reviewing and refining AI output.
• Organized and detail-oriented. You can manage several concurrent projects and initiatives without dropping the ball.
• Comfortable in a small, fast-moving team where you'll wear multiple hats and priorities can shift.