Senior Director, GTM Product Marketing
About the role
This role is about turning the messaging and positioning built by the Product Marketing team into a compelling, coherent story for the field. It involves shaping the field narrative, ensuring the GTM organization understands the products, and working closely with Sales, Sales Engineering, Customer Success, and Partnerships.
Responsibilities
- Take the core messaging and positioning built by the PMM team and shape it into a compelling, coherent story the field can carry into every conversation.
- Own the system by which our products become legible to the GTM org: the plays, narratives, assets, and channels that ensure every seller knows what we offer, who it's for, why it matters now, and how to win against the alternatives.
- Own how we go to market with our technology and services delivery partners — enabling them on our products and narrative, partnering strategically on launches and programs, building joint go-to-market motions, and aligning priorities so that our success and our partners' success reinforce each other.
- Braze Services Marketing: Own the GTM narrative for our in-house services — support, onboarding, and education — and articulate the distinct value of Braze-delivered services to our customers as a meaningful differentiator.
- Lead and develop a team of GTM PMMs, setting priorities, raising the bar on craft, and building the foundation for a function that will scale globally over time.
- Partner with field leadership every day. Work hand-in-hand with Sales, Solutions Consultants, and CS leaders to understand where deals stall, what reps need, and how to translate product value into language that moves opportunities forward.
- Translate complex technology into the language of our buyers — and coach the field to do the same: You make hard things simple without making them shallow.
- Prioritize ruthlessly: Focus your team's energy on the narratives, launches, and plays that move the needle for the business — and have the judgment and the spine to say no to the rest.
- Spend time with customers: You treat customer time as a priority, not a luxury, and you bring what you learn back into the messaging, the playbook, and the roadmap conversation.
Requirements
The ideal candidate is a marketer who loves working with Sales and Customer Success. They are energized by the field, not protective of distance from it. The field trusts them as a subject-matter expert; Marketing trusts them as a strategic, thoughtful partner.
- A marketer with 10+ years of experience in Product Marketing, GTM/field marketing, or a closely related GTM function, including experience leading and developing people.
- A track record of building field-facing narratives and enablement that demonstrably influenced pipeline, deal velocity, or win rates.
- Deeply curious. They ask why. They dig into the product, the market, the competition, and the customer until they understand them well enough to make them simple.
- An exceptional writer and presenter. They write with clarity and edge, and they can command a room.
- Fluent in the sales motion. They understand how deals actually get done and build for the way the field really sells.
- Sharp prioritizer and a builder of trust across cross-functional teams.
Qualifications
A messaging craftsperson. They can take a positioning doc and a complex product and turn it into something sharp, memorable, and sales-ready. Strong messaging chops are non-negotiable.
- Deeply steeped in martech. They bring deep experience in the martech space, including a strong grasp of AI innovations and the competitive landscape.
- Experience building joint go-to-market motions with technology or services delivery partners — enabling partners, aligning priorities, and partnering on launches and programs.
- Demonstrated ability to operate across functions and bring order to ambiguity.
- A genuine interest in marketing as a craft.
Skills
Able to prioritize ruthlessly and make complex technology simple. Fluent in AI and its applications in marketing. Skilled in translating complex technology into buyer-ready language and coaching the field to do the same. Experienced in translating complex technology into buyer-ready language and coaching the field to do the same.
Benefits
Details on benefits plans will be provided if you receive an offer of employment. Braze offers a comprehensive Total Rewards package that includes equity grants of restricted stock (RSUs).
Pay
The pay range for this position at the start of employment is expected to be between $149,000 and $224,000/year, with an expected On Target Earnings (OTE) between $171,000 and $257,000/year (including bonus or commission).
Schedule
The role is Hybrid; must be based in one of our hub cities — New York (HQ), San Francisco, Chicago, or Austin. Travel: Up to 30%.