Senior Technical Product Marketing Manager

Wiz is a fast-growing startup redefining security for the AI era, enabling teams to secure cloud and AI applications. The Senior Technical Product Marketing Manager will lead strategic technical narratives and own go-to-market efforts for key initiatives, while mentoring others on content and enablement.

Responsibilities:

• Own technical go-to-market for strategic areas
• Define and execute the technical marketing plan for one or more product areas, from launch to scale
• Lead technical storytelling and content development: Drive the creation of deep-dive blogs, demo environments, whitepapers, technical sessions, and diagrams — grounded in hands-on expertise
• Build cross-functional influence: Be a key partner to Product, PMM, Sales Engineering, and Enablement. Help define messaging, guide roadmap feedback, and scale GTM impact
• Enable the field and drive adoption: Create and deliver tools that drive sales conversations and help customers adopt the platform: battlecards, investigation flows, objection handling, workshops
• Represent Wiz externally: Speak at webinars, industry events, and customer briefings. Become a go-to voice for your domain internally and in the market
• Mentor and scale: Share best practices, review content, and help level up a growing TMM team

Requirements:

• 7–10+ years in technical marketing, DevRel, product marketing, or solutions engineering — or equivalent hands-on roles in cloud or security
• Deep subject matter expertise in one or more areas: Kubernetes / containers / cloud-native infra, DevOps and CI/CD pipelines, Cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP), Threat detection, incident response, or security operations, AI architecture, model governance, or responsible AI, Data privacy, access control, and compliance
• A strong portfolio of technical assets: demos, blogs, diagrams, training sessions, etc
• Excellent communication skills: ability to write, present, and translate technical depth into business value
• Track record of cross-functional collaboration and GTM execution
• Strategic thinking and self-directed execution — you lead with impact, not activity