Head of Partner Marketing
LaunchDarkly · Remote (United States) · Marketing
About this role
LaunchDarkly is hiring a director-level Marketing Manager as a remote position. The posting calls out experience with AWS, DevOps, Mobile Development, Cloud Computing. Compensation is listed at $171,000–$235,000 per year.
- Role
- Marketing Manager
- Function
- marketing
- Level
- director
- Track
- Management
- Employment
- Full-time
- Location
- Remote (United States)
- Work mode
- Remote
- Department
- Marketing
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Job description
from LaunchDarkly careersAbout the Job:
LaunchDarkly is looking for a Head of Partner Marketing to help build and scale a high-impact partner growth engine. In this role, you’ll define the framework for how we prioritize and activate our partner ecosystem then drive high-impact co-marketing programs that deliver pipeline and reinforce our position as critical infrastructure to support AI-development. This role blends strategic thinking with hands-on execution (running campaigns, defining playbooks, enabling sales). You’ll work closely with our partnerships team, demand marketing, and product. This role is for someone who has done this before - who knows how to translate partner potential into real pipeline, and who can balance strategy, execution, and influence to make it happen.
Responsibilities:
- With partnerships team, create a prioritization & investment framework based on customer value, revenue influence, market positioning, and strategic fit
- Define joint value propositions and connect them to our overall product positioning
- Build & execute joint GTM plans that translate partner strategy into pipeline (campaigns, co-sell motions, launches, and field activation)
- Allocate and manage MDF and partner budgets to deliver partner-sourced and partner-influenced pipeline accountabilities.
- Build templatized playbooks and automated campaigns for smaller partner activations
- Work with demand marketing to integrate partners into campaigns that drive engagement and conversion