Product Marketing Manager

This role owns how a robotics AI company is understood in North America, shaping positioning and messaging for different buyers and turning technical abilities into business outcomes. A strong candidate brings several years of B2B product marketing for technical products, plus the ability to learn complex systems fast and run launches end to end. Background in robotics, automation, logistics or AI helps, and comfort presenting to customers and supporting sales is central. How it fits the AI era The products themselves are AI that lets robots sense and act, so the marketer must explain physical AI clearly to buyers who may not be technical. AI tools speed up drafting content, research and competitive tracking, but judgment about what a buyer cares about and how to frame a demo story stays human. Live demos and trade show storytelling remain places where a person makes the difference. How it builds AI experience Working here means gaining hands-on familiarity with how AI software drives real robot picking and inspection, and learning to translate that into buyer language. A candidate can build this by studying the company's use cases in warehouses and manufacturing and by practicing clear explanations of technical products. Comfort with AI-native tools in daily marketing work is expected and can be grown through regular use. Worth showing B2B product marketing Technical positioning Launch ownership Robotics or automation background This is our own read, written from the employer's posting and the company's Spotlight. The employer's posting is the source of truth for the role. About Sereact Sereact builds AI software that gives robots the intelligence to pick, sort, and inspect objects in warehouses and manufacturing, per the company. #J-18808-Ljbffr present of AI