Full-Time
Marketing Specialist
Mouse and Keyboard Solutions
Posted on 9/15/2026
Logitech
5,001-10,000 employees
Designs and sells computer peripherals.
No salary listed
London, UK
Hybrid
Minimum three days on-site per week.
Bachelor's
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- A minimum of a Bachelor's degree.
- A minimum of 5 years of experience in the technology industry or a similar global marketing role in fast-moving consumer goods.
- Understanding of product, campaign, and creative development processes, as well as interactions with agencies.
- Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to align stakeholders around shared objectives and work independently across different geographies.
- Advanced analytical skills with attention to detail and problem-solving capabilities.
- English proficiency.
- Robust presentation skills.
- Critical-thinking capability.
- Develop strong knowledge and advocacy for target audiences across key markets.
- Co-build the social commerce drops calendar.
- Lead and partner with a cross-functional squad to deliver global toolkits addressing omnichannel touchpoints, including direct-to-consumer, creators, digital media, social media, and communications.
- Develop marketing assets for tactical launches specific to channels and partners across different geographies.
- Follow budget lines and enforce OCRM processes.
- Support new product launches and partner with product management, creative, portfolio, go-to-market, and central marketing teams.
- Google Workspace proficiency.
- Curiosity about the technology industry and its trends.
Logitech designs and manufactures computer peripherals and digital interaction tools such as keyboards, webcams, headsets, and other accessories. Its products connect to computers and devices via USB, Bluetooth, or wireless dongles and are designed for easy setup, comfort, and cross-platform compatibility. The company differentiates itself by combining design-focused hardware with a global reach across consumer, enterprise, and gaming markets, plus active customer support and user forums. Its goal is to improve how people connect with the digital world by delivering high-quality peripherals and maintaining strong product design and user experience.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Jose, California
Founded
1981
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Logitech’s fiscal 2026 sales reached $4.8 billion, with operating cash flow above $1 billion.
- September 8, 2026 MX Keypad targets developers orchestrating AI agents across apps.
- GitHub collaboration and three free Copilot Pro+ months create an immediate adoption hook.
What critics are saying
- August 21, 2026 plaintiffs sued Logitech over allegedly withholding $61 million in tariff refunds.
- Amazon and Ingram Micro supplied 32% of fiscal 2026 gross sales, compressing bargaining power.
- If AI assistants standardize in Windows and IDEs, Logitech’s control-surface category gets commoditized.
What makes Logitech unique
- Logitech’s September 8, 2026 MX Keypad fuses hardware, Logi Options+, and GitHub Copilot.
- Fiscal 2026 gaming, video collaboration, and keyboards drove 6% revenue growth.
- Swiss design, ergonomics, and recycled materials still define the MX and G lines.
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Benefits
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision
Life insurance, and short- and long-term disability
Flexible spending accounts for health care, dependent care and commuter expenses
Generous paid time off and holidays
Employee Assistance Program
Wellness programs and gym/sport benefits & discounts
Company social events
Logitech product discounts
Tuition reimbursement plan
Fun environment - take a break and play a game!
Retirement plan benefits
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
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↑ 12%Finalmouse claims its mouse has the absolute fastest click, quicker than the Logitech Superstrike and Razer Viper V4 Pro. Published 3 hours ago "The fastest button input we've measured in a consumer electronic device." "At the centre of SLX is an entirely new TMR DS analogue click architecture... The result is not simply the fastest click latency we've ever produced, SLX achieves the fastest click latency of any gaming mouse we've tested. And, beyond that, the fastest button input we've measured in a consumer electronic device." Apparently, Finalmouse used to use its own XLat tester to measure the time it takes from the mouse switch electrically closing to the USB packet arriving at your system. But this isn't the whole story, because the time to actually press the button down, before the switch closes, is important, too. Decreasing this button-press time is the main benefit Logitech pointed everyone towards with the G Pro X2 Superstrike, and is what allowed the company to claim a 15-30 ms reduction in click latency. Latest Videos FromPC Gamer 2XKO Wasn't A "Mistake", Just A Tough Sell According To Riot Co-founder Voting closes at 02:59 PM on Sep 16, 2026 Using copper tape on the surface of the mouse clicker in combination with its XLat tester and a machine it built to model a human click, Finalmouse has managed to measure the total time taken from starting to press the button to the data packet being received by the host system: "[The pressing machine,] in combination with a little bit of copper tape and an XLat, will allow us to very accurately model the end-to-end latency of something that looks as closely as possible like a human click actuating a mouse." Finalmouse compares a pre-production sample of the Starlight X to the Superstrike, the Razer Viper V4 Pro, and the Endgame Gear OP1 8K V2. The latter mouse is the fastest one that Finalmouse has measured just considering the latency from actuation to packet receipt. However, it lacks the pre-click latency reduction that analogue clicks provide. End-to-end mouse click latency | Viper V4 Pro | 7.5 ms | | OP1 8K V2 | 5.7 ms | | GPX2 Superstrike | 3 ms | | Starlight X | 2 ms | Averaging 50 test clicks for each mouse, the two mice with analogue switches clicked significantly quicker than the two with traditional mechanical switches. Get the best curated deals in your inbox every week The PC Gamer Circuit Breaker newsletter breaks down the latest PC gaming tech, and finds you the best deals on the best products
Logitech made a keypad for people who've replaced half their job with AI agents. By Zack Bishop September 8, 2026 2 Mins Read Logitech just announced the MX Keypad, and it's a genuinely weird little product category: a physical macro pad built specifically for developers juggling multiple AI coding tools at once. If you've ever found yourself alt-tabbing between GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, VS Code, and IntelliJ mid-thought, trying to remember which agent you told to do what, this is aimed directly at that exact headache. The pitch is customization without limits. Every key on the MX Keypad can be mapped to trigger prompt macros, refactor commands, or launch specific tools, and any key can control one app or several at once. Logitech's framing it as a physical control center for a workflow that's gotten increasingly scattered across different AI agents, rather than another dumb macro pad with a few programmable buttons. There's also a real Microsoft/GitHub partnership baked in here, not just a logo slapped on a spec sheet. MX Keypad ships with native GitHub Copilot integration, and every unit comes with three free months of GitHub Copilot Pro+. Logitech's also opened things up with something called the Logi Actions SDK, which lets developers build their own custom integrations, and the community's apparently already jumped on it, publishing plugins for Claude Code and OpenAI Codex to the Logi Marketplace before the product's even been out for a full day (unless AI is behind that as well...). Discover more Journalism & News Industry Solid State Drives On the sustainability side, the keypad uses certified post-consumer recycled plastic (64% for the Graphite model, 49% for Pale Grey), and the packaging is sourced from FSC-certified forests, which is a nice, if now fairly standard, box for Logitech to check. It's launching today in Graphite and Pale Grey for $99.99, available on Logitech.com in select markets. The interesting part isn't really the hardware, it's what it says about where dev tooling is heading. A physical device built around orchestrating AI agents, rather than just typing code, is a pretty clear signal that "coding" has quietly turned into "managing a handful of assistants," and hardware makers are already racing to build the control panel for that shift.
Logitech evolves MX Series for hybrid work and AI era. Wed, 9th Sep 2026 (Today) Logitech is continuing to evolve its MX Series around the changing nature of work, with hybrid workplaces, customisation and AI adoption emerging as key considerations for the Swiss consumer tech company's product development. Logitech recently brought together executives, media, creators, retailers, partners and members of its global leadership team for the MX Collective event at Sydney's Machine Hall, showcasing the MX Series through a range of interactive activations. Marisol Vargas, Senior Category Portfolio Manager at Logitech ANZ, said the event was designed to give attendees an opportunity to experience the products in a hands-on, fun environment. Activities on the night included a photobooth, a live art display and the chance to take home a new MX product. "The activations were designed to be interactive and genuinely enjoyable," Vargas said. "We're really proud of how the event turned out." As the concept of the workplace continues to change rapidly, with employees increasingly moving between home and hybrid office environments rather than working exclusively from a fixed desk, the MX Series has never been more relevant. For Logitech, that culture shift has greatly influenced how it approaches the design of its products, with flexibility becoming increasingly important for creatives and professionals who need their equipment to function across different environments and devices. "The workplace is no longer defined by a fixed desk, as teams continually pivot between working from home and in the office," Vargas said. "Designing for a hybrid world means creating tools that adapt to shifting environments. For the MX Series, our design philosophy focuses on wireless precision, cross-device flexibility, and noise reduction for mobile workers." That hybrid-first philosophy is shared by Managing Director and Cluster Head ANZ at Logitech, Damian Lepore, who emphasised that cognisance of modern work culture is at the heart of the MX Series. "We've always been a hybrid organisation, so we embrace that WFH culture," Lepore said. "But more so, for Logitech, it doesn't matter where you work. It's about the solution in its entirety." While they've built a reputation for distinctive product designs, ergonomics remains a central consideration when developing new hardware. Vargas pointed to the MX Vertical Mouse as an example of how Logitech aims to combine visual design with practical ergonomic considerations. The mouse uses a 57-degree angle, calculated by its Ergo Lab to reduce wrist muscle strain by ten per cent. "It's a thoughtful balance between innovation and practicality, but ergonomics is always our first priority when designing new products," she said. "Coupled with a sleek design, you get a mouse that actively supports your wrist while looking like a high-end piece of tech on your desk." The focus on ergonomics and functionality has helped make the MX Series particularly popular among professional users and creators. The range is aimed at people who spend significant amounts of time using mice and keyboards and want greater control and customisation from their equipment. "The MX Series is one of our most popular and beloved ranges, especially for creatives and power users who rely heavily on their mice and keyboards throughout the day," said Vargas. "It comes down to tactile feedback, total control and the time saved." One example is Logitech's MagSpeed scroll wheel, which is capable of moving through 1000 lines of code or spreadsheet rows in a second. Customisation is provided through its Logi Options+ software, allowing users to personalise their hardware to optimise individual workflows. "Our Logi Options+ software also allows for even more customisation, so the gear becomes an extension of your thought process," said Vargas. Looking ahead, Logitech expects artificial intelligence to play an even more significant role in the way people interact with their devices. AI-integrated workflows are emerging as a key trend in the company's research and are expected to influence not only the MX Series but also Logitech's wider ecosystem. Rather than relying exclusively on software-based interactions, the company is looking at how physical controls can give users faster access to AI capabilities while they work. Physical and customisable controls are designed to help users save time during their workday. "We're investing heavily in providing end-users with physical and customisable controls to save more time during the workday, like our dedicated AI Prompt Builder key, which can launch, tweak, and execute AI actions mid-workflow without breaking focus," Vargas said. For the MX Series, the direction points towards products that combine Logitech's existing focus on precision, ergonomics and customisation with new ways of interacting with AI. As hybrid work continues to blur the boundaries between home and office environments, Logitech's hardware needs to remain adaptable, while retaining the tactile, ergonomic and user-friendly qualities that have made the MX range so revered amongst professional and creative users alike.
Logitech MX Keypad brings AI controls to developers: price revealed. Logitech launched MX Keypad at Rs. 15,999 as its first AI control center for developers. The device adds physical controls for GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, VS Code, IntelliJ IDEA, prompts, scripts, macros, and workflows. Published on: 08 Sep 2026, 9:30 am Updated on: 08 Sep 2026, 9:30 am Logitech launched MX Keypad on September 8 as its first AI control center for developers worldwide. The company designed the device for multi-app coding workflows involving AI agents and development tools. MX Keypad helps developers manage GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, VS Code, and IntelliJ IDEA through customizable physical controls. Logitech launched the device in India at Rs. 15,999, while select global markets get it for USD 99.99. The compact controller targets developers who juggle several AI coding tools during daily development work. Logitech built the MX Keypad with GitHub collaboration to simplify AI workflow control through physical keys. Native integration supports VS Code and the GitHub Copilot app at launch, with additional tools planned. Every unit also includes three free months of GitHub Copilot Pro+ through Logi Options+. "MX Keypad puts a physical control center at your fingertips," said Anatoliy Polyanker, Logitech VP and GM. He said the device helps developers orchestrate AI workflows faster and more intuitively. The device supports customizable controls for prompts, commands, scripts, macros, and workflow actions across supported applications. Logitech also offers the Logitech Actions SDK for developers building custom integrations and tools. Community plugins already support Claude Code and OpenAI Codex through the Logi Marketplace. GitHub executive Martin Woodward highlighted the device's focus on reducing tool navigation during coding. "Great developer tools get out of your way," Woodward said about the collaboration with Logitech. MX Keypad also uses certified recycled plastic, with the Graphite model containing 64% post-consumer recycled plastic. The product combines physical controls with AI software integration, giving developers another way to manage increasingly complex coding workflows.
Logitech has launched the MX Keypad, a customisable AI control centre designed for developers working with multiple coding platforms and AI agents. The device offers cross-app compatibility with major coding platforms and allows unlimited workflow customisation. Developed in collaboration with GitHub, the MX Keypad includes native integration for Visual Studio Code and the GitHub Copilot app. Each unit comes with three free months of GitHub Copilot Pro+. The device also supports plugins for GitHub Copilot and Claude Code, created by developers. The Logi Actions SDK enables software engineers to build custom tools, with the community already publishing plugins for Claude Code and OpenAI Codex. The MX Keypad features certified post-consumer recycled plastic and FSC-certified paper packaging. The device launches on 8 September 2026, priced at $99.99 or €99.99, available in Graphite and Pale Grey.