Roboflow, Inc. is a remote-first company that creates Software-as-a-Service products to enable easier, faster computer vision. The company manages its clients’ images, labels, an
Product Marketing
Location
California + 1 moreAll locations: California | New York
Posted
5 days ago
Salary
$165K - $180K / year
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
Product Marketing
Roboflow
• Own positioning end-to-end: Define how we talk about products and features. • Lead product launches: Architect launches that land. • Build the buyer surfaces: Buyer facing landing pages, ROI frameworks. • Deliver content that sales actually uses: Decks, battle cards, objection handling. • Productize customer proof: Turn customer wins into structured outcomes-led case studies. • Drive vertical strategy: Help decide where to lean in, then build the vertical-specific messaging.
Job Requirements
- You've owned positioning end-to-end.
- You've led product launches that moved the needle.
- B2B experience. You've marketed to B2B buyers with $150K+ ACVs and complex sales cycles.
- Technical fluency. You should be comfortable in a technical conversation.
- Excellent writer. Crisp, plain, specific.
- Sales partnership instinct. You like working with sales.
- High output, low ego.
Benefits
- $3500/yr Travel Stipend to travel anywhere anytime to work alongside other Roboflowers.
- $350/mo productivity stipend to spend on things that make your work environment more productive, like high speed internet at home or a co-working space.
- Cover up to 100% of your health insurance costs for you and your partner or family.
- Equity in the company so we are all invested in the future of computer vision.
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