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Staff Technical Marketing Manager (Staff TMM) – Browser Security & Secure Access (Remote)

CrowdStrike

USA - Remote · Remote · full time · Staff

$145,000 – $220,000

Listed on CrowdStrike’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

A staff-level technical marketing role focused on browser security and zero-trust access solutions, blending deep technical expertise with product marketing strategy to shape how CrowdStrike positions its secure access platform. Suits experienced security architects or technical marketers who can translate complex access control and browser security capabilities into compelling narratives for security leaders and practitioners.

Our summary, not CrowdStrike’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

Skills this role names

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What they ask for

Required

  • 10+ years in cybersecurity, network security, secure access, or browser security
  • Deep expertise in ZTNA, SWG, SASE/SSE, CASB, VPN replacement, VDI alternatives, and policy-based access control
  • Proven experience creating and delivering complex technical demonstrations and workshops
  • Ability to translate technical capabilities into clear value propositions for practitioners and executives
  • Experience with AI technologies to enhance decision-making and workflows

Nice to have

  • Background as Technical Marketing Engineer, Sales Engineer, Network Security Architect, Solutions Architect, or Secure Access/SASE Specialist
  • Understanding of AI security and governance challenges including shadow AI and GenAI data exposure
  • Experience influencing product marketing strategies including positioning, messaging, and GTM campaigns

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