Research Product Marketing Manager

Quick Facts

• Role: Research Product Marketing Manager

• Focus: Translate research into positioning, messaging, and launch narratives for new capabilities

Description

In this hands-on role, you translate research into accurate positioning, compelling demonstrations, and launch narratives. You work closely with researchers and product teams to understand new capabilities, the evidence behind them, and their limitations, then explain why they matter to target audiences. You take work from initial briefs through launch and follow-through, using feedback and signals to improve education beyond the announcement.

Responsibilities

• Develop positioning and messaging for research capabilities and releases, grounding claims in evidence and distinguishing demonstrated results from potential applications
• Partner with researchers and product leads to understand how capabilities work, where they are useful, and what limitations audiences need to know
• Define priority audiences and the key questions for each initiative using research, feedback, and usage signals
• Build launch briefs connecting the research story, audience needs, communications goals, and cross-functional requirements
• Collaborate with Creative, Design, and technical partners to create demonstrations, examples, and educational content without overstating performance
• Coordinate messaging and launch materials with Research, Product, Communications, and review partners as plans change
• Convert audience feedback and launch results into recommendations for clearer explanations and stronger examples
• Establish and track measures of audience understanding, engagement, and adoption with analytical partners; communicate findings with practical next steps

Requirements

• Experience in product marketing or a related role bringing technical products, research, or emerging capabilities to market
• Ability to learn unfamiliar technical concepts, ask useful questions, and translate answers for audiences at different expertise levels
• Ability to write clear positioning, briefs, and launch materials while preserving technical accuracy and necessary nuance
• Experience with cross-functional launches or educational programs from ambiguous briefs through delivery and measurement
• Use of qualitative research and quantitative signals to shape messaging and priorities
• Ability to build productive relationships across research, product, creative, and communications teams without formal authority
• Sound judgment with confidential work, evolving results, and shifting timelines (AI product or research-led organization experience is valuable)

Benefits

• Join a mission-driven team shaping how AI is responsibly understood and used
• Opportunity to work directly with research and product teams to craft evidence-based narratives and education