Senior Product Marketing Manager - AI

About the role

We’re looking for a senior product marketer with a deep understanding of AI to shape how the market understands Moby. You’ll connect how the technology works, the practical value it delivers to customers, and what makes it different from other options. You’ll own Moby’s positioning, messaging, content, and competitive intelligence for alternative AI solutions in the market. This is a highly visible, influential role. Success requires the ability to prioritize, plan, execute, and learn as the product and AI market evolve.

What you’ll do

Positioning and messaging

• Own Moby’s positioning, messaging, and value propositions. Develop a clear point of view that connects AI technology to practical customer outcomes and meaningful differentiation.
• Build consensus with executive leadership, Product Management, and other key stakeholders, driving the business toward a shared position and consistent messaging.
• Use customer interviews, sales conversations, and win/loss insights to refine use cases and routinely update messaging as customer needs and the market evolve.

Competitive intelligence

• Own competitive intelligence for alternative AI solutions in the market, including general-purpose tools and industry-specific products.
• Evaluate those products directly, track their capabilities and claims, and turn findings into clear recommendations for Moby’s positioning and product direction.
• Put competitive intelligence to work across go-to-market teams through enablement, battlecards, and practical guidance for customer conversations and campaigns. Drive adoption and use team feedback to improve how that intelligence is applied.

Content creation

• Be a public face and evangelist for Triple Whale’s AI capabilities, showing customers what’s possible through demos, video, events, and thought leadership.
• Partner with Content and Social to develop AI-first campaigns that make our capabilities tangible and connect them to customer needs.
• Own and create sales collateral, including pitch decks, one-pagers, battlecards, product explainers, demo narratives, and objection-handling materials. Keep it current, credible, and useful.
• Create presentations, graphics, and scripts for audio and video that make Moby’s value clear and engaging.

Cross-functional collaboration

• Work with Product and Engineering to understand capabilities, validate claims, and connect technical decisions to customer value.
• Partner with Sales and Customer Success to understand customer needs, test narratives, and improve the usefulness of sales materials.
• Partner with Growth to build feedback loops around customer acquisition, activation, and adoption. Share customer insights, competitive intelligence, and campaign learnings to understand what’s working. Use those insights to strengthen positioning, messaging, and enablement across teams.
• Collaborate with Brand, creative teams, the launch lead, and channel teams to bring a consistent product story to market.
• Bring customer and competitive insight to executive leadership, with clear points of view and recommendations.

What you’ll bring

• A strong record in B2B product marketing, with ownership of messaging, positioning, competitive intelligence, and sales enablement for complex technology products.
• Direct experience marketing AI products or working at an AI company.
• Deep, current understanding of AI, informed by hands-on use and evaluation of AI products. You understand how models and agents use context and tools, where they create value, and their limitations.
• An AI-first mentality in how you work, using AI to research, create, and improve workflows while applying sound judgment to the results.
• The technical fluency to work closely with Product and Engineering, evaluate competing claims, and explain complex ideas simply to business audiences.
• Excellent writing and visual storytelling. You can create strong decks and collateral yourself and shape a clear story across graphics, audio, and video.
• Sound judgment, curiosity, and follow-through. You listen closely, test your assumptions, and use what you learn to improve the work.

Especially valuable

• Experience with industry-specific AI, commerce, marketing technology, or data and analytics products.