Plaid

Product Marketing Manager (Payments)

In short

Product Marketing Manager focused on payments products at a fintech company, responsible for positioning, messaging, competitive research, and go-to-market campaigns. The role requires 6+ years of experience with at least 3 years in product marketing or strategic go-to-market at a B2B software company, plus fintech payments experience. Cross-functional collaboration with Product, Sales, Marketing, Enablement, Design, and Communications is central to the work.

About the Role
You will develop product positioning and messaging, conduct competitive research, and translate product capabilities into customer-facing content. You will create sales and marketing collateral, collaborate with product and go-to-market partners, and build campaigns that increase payments-product adoption.
Requirements
•6+ years of experience, including 3+ years in product marketing or a strategic go-to-market role at a B2B software company
•Written communication and marketing collateral development skills
•Verbal communication skills
•Experience launching solutions and driving market adoption
•Cross-functional collaboration with Product, Marketing, and Sales
•Fintech payments experience
Responsibilities
•Craft product positioning and messaging
•Conduct competitive analysis and research
•Translate product features into customer-facing content
•Create and distribute sales and marketing collateral
•Build integrated campaigns for key customer segments
•Collaborate with Product, Sales, Marketing, Enablement, Design, and Communications partners
Benefits
•Equity
•Medical insurance
•Dental insurance
•Vision insurance
•401(k)

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