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Technical Product Marketing Manager

York Space Systems

San Francisco, CA · full time

$200,000 – $240,000

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What this role is

You'll develop positioning, messaging, and go-to-market strategy for You.com's AI search and retrieval APIs, working across product, engineering, and sales to help developers and technical buyers understand and adopt the platform. This role suits someone with deep technical credibility who can translate complex infrastructure concepts into clear narratives and build the evidence—benchmarks, demos, competitive analyses—that drive adoption.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Significant technical product marketing, product management, developer relations, solutions engineering, or engineering experience
  • Understanding of APIs and modern AI application architecture including LLMs, agents, retrieval, grounding, and RAG
  • Experience marketing or building developer infrastructure, APIs, AI products, or technical tools
  • Ability to translate technically complex products into differentiated positioning
  • Track record of shipping technical artifacts like benchmarks, launch posts, integration guides, or demos
  • Understanding of how developers and technical buyers discover and evaluate infrastructure
  • Excellent technical writing and storytelling skills
  • Hands-on comfort with APIs, technical documentation, and the products you market

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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