Product Marketing, Data Products

Stripe · US / Canada · 2317 Marketing - PMM · listed April 1, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Senior
Experience asked
10+ years
Where
Not stated
Requirements listed
6
Length
579 words

In the posting’s own words

We are looking to hire a Product Marketing Manager to own go-to-market strategy and drive adoption for Stripe's data products — including Sigma, Data Pipeline, Database, and new products we’re incubating. As monetization grows more complex — from AI companies hyperscaling globally to enterprises integrating Stripe deeply into their operations — data has become a critical lever that helps businesses make better decisions.

What it asks for · 6

  • 10+ years of product marketing experience, preferably in B2B tech.
  • A builder mentality with a strong bias to action. Comfortable with ambiguity, able to experiment and adapt at pace.
  • Excellent communication and presentation abilities, with a proven track record of distilling complex technical concepts into compelling narratives for executive and external audiences.
  • Exceptional cross-functional leadership and ability to influence across all levels and functions, from senior leadership to project teams.
  • High comfort toggling between strategy and execution — big picture to fine detail.
  • Proven ability to translate customer and market insights into differentiated positioning and measurable GTM programs.

Also a plus

  • Deep familiarity with the data analytics ecosystem — BI tools, cloud data warehouses, and analytics workflows — and a proven ability to market to the data analyst or analytics engineer buyer.
  • Experience marketing to technical audiences such as data engineers, analytics engineers, or developers.
  • Power user (and builder) of AI-powered tooling.

What the job covers

  • Be the expert on our data analytics buyers — understand how data analysts, analytics engineers, and BI practitioners evaluate and adopt tools, and translate those insights into product roadmap recommendations and GTM strategy.
  • Own positioning and messaging for Stripe's data products, building a clear and differentiated point of view in a competitive market.
  • Drive end-to-end go-to-market for data product launches — from defining the narrative and target audience to developing the assets and programs that drive adoption across sold and self-serve motions.
  • Partner with demand generation and campaigns to design and execute programs that reach the data analytics buyer and accelerate product adoption at scale.
  • Build sales enablement — develop the messaging frameworks, competitive battlecards, and assets that help sales teams clearly articulate the value of Stripe's data products.
  • Own competitive intelligence for the analytics and BI landscape, tracking competitors and turning that intelligence into differentiated positioning and sales tools.
  • Define program KPIs and maintain accountability to measurable business outcomes across the data products portfolio.

Tools and skills named

Go to market
  • Go-to-market6×
  • Demand generation2×
  • Partnerships
Product & design
  • Product strategy
  • Roadmap
Ways of working
  • Cross-functional2×
Data
  • Data pipelines

Words the posting leans on

  • product21×
  • data16×
  • analytics9×
  • data products5×
  • product marketing5×
  • strategy5×
  • adoption4×
  • buyer4×
  • competitive4×
  • data analytics4×
  • engineers4×
  • programs4×
  • sales4×
  • audiences3×
  • go-to-market3×
  • insights3×

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