Overview
As Senior Product Marketing Manager at Flo, you will own go-to-market for top-priority features and guide them from concept to broad adoption. You’ll align cross-functional teams across Product, Marketing, Legal, Medical, and more to shape messaging, pricing, and in-product experiences. You’ll test ideas with data, lead launches, and measure adoption to drive growth for Flo’s 70 million users. This is a chance to influence how product marketing works in a market-leading health app and shape the next generation of AI-powered, privacy-first health solutions.
Pay / Benefits
- competitive salary and annual reviews
- performance incentive scheme
- paid holiday, sick leave, and female health leave
- enhanced parental leave and pay
- accelerated professional growth and learning support
- hybrid work model with 3 days in office
Responsibilities
- Own go-to-market strategy for top priority products and drive launches and ongoing growth
- Define positioning and messaging for who the product is for and why it matters
- Test ideas in data-driven ways through user research and in-market experiments
- Influence product decisions with customer, market, and competitor insights from discovery to launch
- Plan and lead cross-functional launches with Product, Marketing, Legal, Medical, and other stakeholders
- Coordinate with Marketing teams (paid, creative, lifecycle/CRM, brand, social, ASO) to ensure consistent messaging
- Ensure messaging is clear, credible, and compliant with Health/Medical guidance
- Own adoption and launch metrics, collaborating with analysts to iterate and improve
- Contribute to building the product marketing function, including templates and processes
Key requirements
- 6+ years in Product Marketing for consumer digital products (mobile apps or subscriptions)
- Proven track record from concept to marketing with stakeholder collaboration
- Experience testing messaging with data (user research, A/B tests, creative tests) and acting on results
- Ability to influence senior leaders and back recommendations with evidence
- Clear, structured written strategy that teams can implement
- Comfort with ambiguity and building new products/processes from scratch
- Experience with Product teams from discovery onward (requirements, pricing/packaging, onboarding/paywalls)
- data-driven decision making
- stakeholder management
- clear and structured communication
- go-to-market strategy
- positioning and messaging
- A/B testing and experimentation
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