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Technical Product Marketing Manager

York Space Systems

San Francisco, CA · full time

$200,000 – $240,000

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

What this role is

This role owns the technical positioning and go-to-market strategy for You.com's AI search APIs, requiring someone who can translate complex infrastructure capabilities into compelling narratives for developers and enterprise buyers. It suits an experienced technical marketer or product person comfortable moving between code, benchmarks, and launch strategy who has shipped technical content and understands how developers evaluate infrastructure products.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Significant experience in technical product marketing, product management, developer relations, solutions engineering, or engineering
  • Strong understanding of APIs and modern AI application architecture including LLMs, agents, retrieval, grounding, and RAG
  • Experience marketing or building developer infrastructure or AI products
  • Ability to translate technically complex products into differentiated positioning without losing credibility
  • Personally shipped technical artifacts such as benchmarks, launch posts, guides, demos, or competitive analyses
  • Understanding of how developers evaluate and adopt infrastructure products
  • Excellent writing and storytelling skills for technical audiences
  • Experience leading cross-functional product launches with Product and Engineering

Nice to have

  • Experience in AI infrastructure, search, developer tools, or API-first companies
  • Technical degree or previous experience as an engineer, technical PM, DevRel engineer, or solutions engineer

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