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Product Marketing Manager

Austin, TX

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Product Marketing Manager

About You

You’re a product marketer who knows how to turn insight into consumer impact. You’re comfortable moving from research and positioning through to storytelling, launch execution, and optimization. You thrive in cross-functional environments, collaborating with product and marketing partners to bring consumer products to market. You’re focused on driving consumer value and long-term engagement, balancing strategic thinking with hands-on delivery.

About this role

The Consumer Product Marketing Manager role sits within Udemy’s Consumer Business Unit, focused on supporting growth and engagement across our consumer experiences.

Building on strong product marketing fundamentals, this role focuses on positioning, go-to-market planning, and execution for consumer learning experiences, including subscription and AI-powered offerings. You’ll help shape how consumers discover Udemy, understand its value, and stay engaged through guided career journeys with clear skill outcomes.

You’ll also contribute to the launch and scaling of consumer partnerships, working cross-functionally to bring partner-led experiences to market that expand reach, strengthen credibility, and support overall consumer growth.

What you’ll do

  • Develop clear positioning, messaging, and value propositions that connect learning on Udemy to tangible skill and career outcomes
  • Plan, execute, and coordinate go-to-market strategies for key consumer initiatives, supporting launches, adoption, and engagement of AI-powered learning experiences
  • Partner with cross functional partners to define go-to-market plans for priority initiatives, including audience, narrative, channel strategy, and launch milestones
  • Support the launch and scaling of consumer partnerships that expand reach and strengthen credibility
  • Translate consumer research, competitive insights, and product signals into actionable marketing strategy and roadmap feedback
  • Create and maintain core messaging frameworks and high-impact assets to support product launches and ongoing adoption
  • Partner with owned and paid channel teams to translate product positioning into consistent, high-impact messaging and creative across channels

What you’ll have

  • 4–6 years of experience in product marketing for consumer or subscription products
  • Demonstrated experience supporting go-to-market for consumer-facing products or platforms, from planning through launch and iteration
  • Strong ability to translate consumer and market insight into crisp positioning and compelling storytelling
  • Proven cross-functional collaboration skills, especially with Product, Growth Marketing, Lifecycle/CRM, and Analytics
  • Experience with analyzing performance data and turning it into clear insights, recommendations, and narratives that inform go-to-market decisions

At Udemy, we strive to be transparent around compensation. Actual compensation for this role is based on several factors, including but not limited to job-related skills, qualifications, experience, and specific work location due to differences in the cost of labor. In addition to a base salary, this role is also eligible for equity.

Hiring Compensation Range

$106,000 - $132,000 USD

Why work here?

You’ll grow here.
Learning is part of the job. You’ll get full access to Udemy courses, a monthly UDay to invest in yourself, and a budget to spend on whatever helps you improve. Many people are diving into AI lately, but what you focus on is up to you.

AI is real here.
We use it in the way we learn and the way we work. You’ll have the space and tools to experiment, apply, and get better at using AI in practical ways.

You’ll own your work.
We trust people to lead, make decisions, and follow through. You don’t need to wait for permission or layers of approval to have an impact.

You’ll build with others.
We collaborate openly and shape ideas together. Everyone has a voice, and good thinking is welcomed from any direction.

You’ll see your impact.
What you build helps people grow their skills, change their careers, or find a path forward. You’ve got the experience, why not use it to help others gain theirs?

Bring your curiosity. We’ll bring the platform and the support. Let’s LEARN together. 

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Our benefits start with you and were built to provide you and your family with the protection and care you need, making it easy to access the right coverage when you need it most. Benefits vary by region, and we encourage applicants to review our Australia Benefits, India Benefits, Ireland Benefits, Mexico Benefits, Turkiye Benefits & US Benefits, pages to get an understanding of some of the benefits we offer. For details on region-specific benefits, please refer to the information provided during the hiring process. 

Benefits outlined are provided as a general overview and may vary depending on the location, role, and employment classification. All benefits are subject to change at the discretion of the organization and in accordance with applicable laws and policies.

At Udemy, we value diversity and inclusion and consider qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, age, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital or family status, veteran status, medical condition, or disability. We understand that not everyone will match each of the qualifications. However, we also realize that everyone has unique experiences that can add value to our company. Even if you think your background might not perfectly align, we'd love to hear from you! 

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