Product Marketing Manager
Pubblicato il 24-08-2026 - Akamas in Lombardia
We’re redefining performance engineering with AI - join us Akamas is a software platform that reshapes IT performance optimization through AI, automation, and the domain expertise we’ve developed by working with some of the most demanding enterprise customers across the world, achieving unprecedented levels of performance, efficiency, and cost savings About the role We are looking for a Product Marketing Manager to own Akamas’ positioning and messaging, shaping how our product is understood by a highly technical engineering audience. This is a strategic and hands-on role at the intersection of product, marketing, and sales, ideal for someone who enjoys turning complex technology into clear, compelling narratives that educate, persuade, and enable go-to-market teams. You will work closely with product managers, engineers, and go-to-market stakeholders to translate what we build—and why it matters—into messaging and content that is technically accurate, consistent across channels, and meaningful for our users and buyers. This role comes with real ownership:
you’ll define how Akamas is positioned and understood in the market. It’s a strategic, foundational role - not a generic content job, not a demand-gen or social media position, and not one where messaging is handed to you fully formed. What You’ll do Positioning & Messaging (Ownership) Own and evolve Akamas’ core positioning, value propositions, and messaging framework across ICPs and personas Clearly articulate the what, why, and for whom of our products Ensure messaging consistency across website, content, sales collateral,and partner material Continuously refine positioning based on product evolution, customer and sales feedback, and competitive landscape Editorial Strategy & Content Creation Own and lead the editorial strategy and content calendar Decide what we write, why, and when — not just execution Balance multiple content priorities, including SEO / GEO-driven content, product launches and feature rollout