Senior Product Marketing Manager

Who We Are:
Delivering the industry’s most accurate application security platform, Invicti Security has been transforming the way web applications are secured for nearly 20 years. Recognized as a leader in Application Security Testing and a DAST Innovator by Latio , Invicti enables organizations to continuously scan and secure their web apps and APIs with the rigor of runtime testing and the speed of constant innovation.

Based in Austin, Texas, Invicti serves more than 3,600 organizations worldwide. To learn more, visit Invicti.com or follow us on LinkedIn . 

What You’ll Be Doing:
As a senior product marketing manager at Invicti Security, you will report directly to the Vice President of Marketing. You describe yourself as being curious, and regularly dig into documentation and market trends. In this role, you will be responsible for platform and product feature Go-To-Market strategy and execution. You will be jointly responsible for working with cross-functional teams to make Invicti’s products stand out from the competition in the web application security industry. You will be a product evangelist and will play an integral role in organizing product launches.

You know our competitors like the back of your hand: what they do today and what they plan to do in the future. You also know our buyers better than they know themselves, including how they make their buying decisions. This isn’t guesswork. You back up strategic insights with market evidence and then use that knowledge to drive the development of positioning and messaging that resonates with buyers and empowers our sales channels to be successful.

You will collaborate with our marketing team to develop innovative programs that drive demand. An attention to detail and eye for quality are critical to your success, along with an ability to grasp and present our products’ value proposition in a way that resonates and clearly articulates how we solve our buyers’ problems. You are obsessed with tracking performance, and have the data to prove what’s working and what isn’t.

In addition to the marketing team, you will regularly collaborate with product managers and sales channels; it’s a balancing act that requires strong diplomatic skills, including knowing when to push back and when to dive in.