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Lifecycle / email / CRM
“… a company. - Familiarity with marketing automation and CRM tools (e.g., HubSpot). BENEFITS AND COMPENSATION We …”
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Product-led growth
“… or infrastructure software company. - Familiarity with product-led growth (PLG) models - particularly the challenge of …”
In-product activation and expansion loops are typically in scope.
Google Tag Manager
“… tools to win those conversations, and develop a GTM approach that turns our enormous organic developer …”
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“… to market and scales up in the Enterprise segment …”
HubSpot
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… a company. - Familiarity with marketing automation and CRM tools (e.g., HubSpot). BENEFITS AND COMPENSATION We …
Why it matters here: Retention and reactivation programs are core here.
… or infrastructure software company. - Familiarity with product-led growth (PLG) models - particularly the challenge of …
Why it matters here: In-product activation and expansion loops are typically in scope.
Tools mentioned
… tools to win those conversations, and develop a GTM approach that turns our enormous organic developer …
… to market and scales up in the Enterprise segment …
… Familiarity with marketing automation and CRM tools (e.g., HubSpot …
… notion …
Success metrics mentioned
… the upstream support that should be making their pipeline richer and their conversations sharper. We're hiring …
Responsibility patterns called out
… Enterprise segment. In this role, you will own end-to-end marketing strategy, leading positioning, launches, and sales …
… and technical executives. - Strong ability to develop positioning and messaging independently - you can write …
… motion, no competitive positioning framework, and no sales enablement infrastructure. Our Sales team is closing Enterprise …
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Location: Remote (preference for UTC-6 to UTC+5).
Type of work: Full-time (contractor or employee depending on circumstances).
Level: IC4 or above.
Team: You'll work closely with Sales, Operations, and Product. This is a senior individual contributor role with meaningful ownership and cross-functional influence.
We're a remote company, we prefer asynchronous communication over meetings.
MUI's story began in 2014 with Material UI, the most successful React implementation of Google's Material Design.
Today, MUI is a fast-growing startup of 40+ people, building a world-class ecosystem of React UI libraries and tools used by millions of developers every month.
Our open-source libraries include Material UI, Base UI, and Joy UI, complemented by advanced components through MUI X (Data Grid, Charts, Date and Time Pickers, Tree View), and products such as Toolpad and Design Kits.
Learn more about MUI's products in this blog post: An introduction to the MUI ecosystem.
MUI is a fully remote, globally distributed team.
We rely on asynchronous communication, deep written collaboration, and a culture of ownership. Transparency is central to how we operate - almost everything we do is public.
Each person at MUI defines and drives their own work, while staying tightly aligned with company goals.
For additional details about the culture, you can check our careers and about pages and also our public Handbook.
MUI has one of the largest developer footprints in the React ecosystem, millions of developers use our open-source libraries every month, and our commercial products (MUI X Pro and Premium) are growing. But our marketing function is, by design, still nascent. There is no structured go-to-market motion, no competitive positioning framework, and no sales enablement infrastructure. Our Sales team is closing Enterprise deals - but without the upstream support that should be making their pipeline richer and their conversations sharper.
We're hiring our first Senior Product Marketing Manager to build this from the ground up.
This is not a role to optimize an existing marketing engine. It's a role to design and build one at a company that moves fast, values ownership, and won't slow you down with process. You'll define how MUI X is positioned in the Enterprise market against real competitors (AG Grid, Bryntum, and in-house alternatives), equip our Sales team with the tools to win those conversations, and develop a GTM approach that turns our enormous organic developer reach into a qualified commercial pipeline.
The mandate:
Establish MUI X's positioning and messaging in the Enterprise market - and ensure Sales can articulate them in every deal.
Generate a qualified pipeline that accelerates Enterprise growth.
Build the marketing foundation - processes, playbooks, and infrastructure - that will scale with the business.
You'll be MUI's first Senior PMM, with a genuine blank canvas and direct influence over how one of the world's most widely used developer tools is positioned commercially.
You'll work at a genuinely interesting intersection: a massively loved open-source product, a growing Enterprise commercial motion, and a competitive landscape with real differentiation to develop and own.
Your work will be visible immediately - what you write and build will show up in how Sales pitches, how Product ships, and how customers choose us over the competition.
You'll have a direct line to the CRO. Strategies you develop will be heard, discussed, and acted on — not buried in committee or filtered through layers of management.
You'll operate in a fully remote, high-trust, async-first culture where ownership is real, bureaucracy is minimal, and the people you work with are deeply technical and opinionated in the best way.
We're building MUI's marketing function from the ground up, and we're looking for a Product Marketing Manager to define how MUI X goes to market and scales up in the Enterprise segment.
In this role, you will own end-to-end marketing strategy, leading positioning, launches, and sales enablement while driving qualified pipeline across our most important commercial channels. You'll play a key role in shaping how MUI X is perceived in the market and building the foundation that helps Sales win against competitors and the ever-present "build it in-house" alternative.
This is a highly cross-functional, hands-on role for someone who thrives in ambiguity, is as comfortable writing a positioning doc as briefing an AE before a critical call, and can turn a strong product into a scalable growth engine.
Key Responsibilities:
Own Positioning & Messaging:
Define and evolve MUI X's positioning for the Enterprise market, with differentiated narratives across buyer personas and competitors.
Drive GTM & Launches:
Lead end-to-end go-to-market strategy and execution for major MUI X releases and commercial initiatives.
Enable Sales:
Build the sales enablement foundation from scratch — battle cards, pitch decks, objection handling, ROI frameworks, and ICP maps.
Lead Competitive Intelligence:
Track AG Grid, Bryntum, and other alternatives, and translate insights into actionable recommendations for Sales, Product, and Marketing.
Generate Pipeline:
Design and run campaigns that produce qualified Enterprise pipeline, with tight feedback loops between marketing activity and sales outcomes.
Partner Cross-Functionally:
Align with Sales, Product, and DevEx to ensure consistent messaging and commercial impact across the funnel.
4-6 years of experience in product marketing or growth marketing, with meaningful time spent in B2B SaaS.
Demonstrated experience building marketing programs from scratch - not just inheriting and optimizing existing infrastructure.
Experience marketing technical products to engineering audiences: developers, tech leads, engineering managers, and technical executives.
Strong ability to develop positioning and messaging independently - you can write a sharp, differentiated positioning document without waiting for a brief.
Proven track record of generating qualified pipeline for Sales teams, with clear examples of measurable impact.
A "manager of one" mentality: you define your own priorities, build your own plans, and execute without needing constant direction or oversight.
Excellent written communication skills in English - at a level that earns the trust of a developer audience.
Comfortable operating in a fully remote, async-first environment with minimal process and high ownership.
Experience at a developer tools company, open-source business, or infrastructure software company.
Familiarity with product-led growth (PLG) models - particularly the challenge of converting free or community users into commercial customers.
Hands-on familiarity with frontend development or React. You don't need to be an engineer, but you need to understand the audience you're speaking to.
Experience as the first or only PMM at a company.
Familiarity with marketing automation and CRM tools (e.g., HubSpot).
We offer competitive compensation commensurate with your experience level and location and are prepared to pay top market rates for someone who can clearly exceed the role's expectations. You can find the other perks and benefits on the careers page.
Apply before August 22, 2026.
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