Synthesia · 5 months ago
Lead Enterprise Product Marketing Manager
Synthesia is an AI video communications platform on a mission to simplify video production for everyone. As the Lead Enterprise Product Marketing Manager, you will own the positioning, messaging, and go-to-market strategy for the Enterprise segment, collaborating closely with customer marketing and sales enablement teams.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)Content CreatorsFoundational AIGenerative AISoftwareVideoVideo Editing
Responsibilities
Own positioning, developing messaging and personas, shaping value propositions, and driving the GTM strategy from end to end
Work closely with customer marketing, sales enablement, and collaborate directly with our SVP Marketing and CRO
Qualification
Required
Strong background in B2B enterprise SaaS, ideally in multi-product companies
Skilled at writing clear messaging, compelling narratives, and sharp decks/videos
Comfortable with rapid changes and shifting product priorities
Comfortable getting an asset 60–70% of the way there before bringing in others to refine
Deep understanding of the B2B sales cycle and what it takes to support it
Experience building sales enablement tools that actually get used
Preferred
You like full autonomy and execution mode
Benefits
A competitive salary + stock options in our fast-growing Series D startup
Hybrid working environment or remote-friendly
100% Medical, Dental & Vision
401k Plan
Paid parental leave
25 days of annual leave + Public holidays + paid sick leave
Fun culture with regular socials
A generous referral scheme
A brand new computer + monitor
Company
Synthesia
Synthesia is an AI video platform that enables users to create videos from text using advanced AI avatars and voiceovers.
Funding
Current Stage
Late StageTotal Funding
$536.6MKey Investors
Google VenturesAdobe VenturesNew Enterprise Associates
2025-10-29Series Unknown· $200M
2025-04-08Series Unknown
2025-01-15Series D· $180M
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