Senior Product Marketing Manager

**Overview:** - Offchain Labs is a blockchain technology company committed to decentralization, security, and transparency. - The company is leading innovation in blockchain and seeks to build a creative, collaborative, and inclusive culture. - Offchain Labs is expanding its team and is seeking a Senior Product Marketing Manager with a strong technical background and marketing flair. **Key Responsibilities:** - Develop and execute comprehensive marketing strategies for core products. - Craft compelling messaging and manage end-to-end campaigns. - Lead and manage a product marketing team, overseeing team development and strategic initiatives. - Measure and report on the performance of marketing initiatives. - Collaborate with subject matter experts to create digital content. - Stay updated on industry trends and customer needs. - Manage and mentor team members, fostering a collaborative environment. **Requirements/Skills/Qualifications:** - 7+ years of relevant experience in a Product Marketing Manager role or similar. - Bachelor's degree in marketing, business, computer science, or equivalent experience. - Proven track record of strategizing go-to-market campaigns for software targeted at developers. - Deep understanding of blockchain technologies. - Strong written and verbal communication skills. - Flexible, dependable, and thrives in ambiguous situations. - Strong analytical skills for market research and campaign performance analysis. - Experience with developer marketing or technical product marketing. - Bonus: Experience managing and mentoring team members. **Compensation & Benefits:** - Not specified in the provided text. **Notes:** - The company emphasizes diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. - Offers remote-first global workforce, an annual company offsite, subsidized attendance to industry conferences, medical, dental & vision coverage (US + some other countries), and a 401k retirement plan with company match (US only). - Candidates are advised to verify the legitimacy of job offers due to a rise in fraudulent recruiter activities in the Web3 space.