Product Marketing Manager, Builder Audience

Figma Figma · Enterprise · Canada +1 · Marketing

Product Marketing Manager for Figma's builder audience, focusing on bringing technical products (including AI features) to market, shaping adoption, and driving growth. This role involves developing go-to-market strategies, translating technical capabilities into messaging, and driving adoption through content and campaigns.

What you'd actually do

  1. Own end-to-end product marketing efforts for a key Figma product that touches designers, developers, and/or builders
  2. Develop go-to-market strategies for product launches—ranging from 0 → 1 initiatives to enhancements informed by customer feedback
  3. Translate technical capabilities into clear, differentiated product positioning and messaging
  4. Partner with Product to run beta programs, including customer outreach, feedback collection, and success story promotion
  5. Drive adoption and engagement through educational and community-focused content (e.g., tutorials, product tips, guides, events, live sessions)

Skills

Required

  • 7+ years of experience in product marketing or related roles
  • Demonstrated ability to quickly learn and market highly technical products
  • Strong communication skills
  • Proven track record of leading cross-functional go-to-market initiatives
  • Experience partnering with Product teams
  • Comfort with technical concepts

Nice to have

  • Experience marketing developer-facing or technical products
  • Background in B2B SaaS and/or Enterprise software
  • Familiarity with SQL or comfort working with product usage data
  • Entrepreneurial, product, or side-project experience in SaaS

What the JD emphasized

  • launching net-new products or 0 → 1 initiatives
  • market highly technical products
  • translate technical details into clear and relevant messaging for diverse audiences
  • leading cross-functional go-to-market initiatives from strategy through execution and measurement
  • Comfort with technical concepts (e.g., how LLMs work, the software development lifecycle, or no-code logic)