Product Marketing Manager

Founded in 2017, Willow is a global technology start-up. The WillowTwin™ is a disruptive IoT/Data SaaS that unlocks the true potential of smart buildings and infrastructure. We are writing a new chapter in human history, with unprecedented resource optimisation and management empowered by data.    For the second year in a row (2020 & 2021), Willow has been ranked in Linked In's Australian "Top 25 Start-ups". You will be joining a team of performance-driven individuals, backed by the most advanced technology the built world has ever seen. We are chartering a new course, Digital First, the Willow Way. Our 'Willow World' is fast-paced, nurturing and collaborative. Summary of Role: The Product Marketing Manager (Real Estate and Airports) will be joining our Product Marketing team to further build out this function in the business. As the function is still maturing in the business, this person will have the opportunity to do work that makes a real impact on the company and our customers, and stake your flag in the ground. This person will ideally have experience in B2B SaaS marketing, product marketing, and clear communication skills. You will need to be able to take in vast amounts of complex information and context and distil it into simple, easy to grasp messaging. Willow is proudly diverse. We work to create an equitable and inclusive experience for candidates and employees, where people from different backgrounds have an opportunity to succeed. Join us in our mission to digitise the built world! If you are eager to work in a fast-paced, high growth tech start-up based on collaboration and open communication, then Willow could be the place for you. We at Willow never give up, we work smart, we care about our fellow human beings, and we always put our best foot forward. To find out more, visit the website: https://www.willowinc.com

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