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Product Marketing Manager
Product marketer at an AI coding tool maker who shapes positioning, runs launches, and crafts developer-facing stories while influencing what the product team builds.
Captured October 2026Still open as of Oct 11, 2026 ↗
The role
Cursor is a small, flat company building an AI-powered coding tool for professional programmers. This product marketing role works alongside product, engineering, go-to-market, and developer relations. The person shapes both what ships and how it is presented to developers.
What you would do
- Drive go-to-market planning from start to finish for new capabilities and big releases
- Produce launch assets such as blog posts, landing pages, demos, and videos
- Work with product and engineering to confirm a feature fits market needs before it ships
- Craft distinctive positioning and narratives that make AI-driven developer workflows easy to grasp
- Team up with developer relations on guides, use cases, and comparisons that showcase genuine power-user workflows
- Equip sales and field teams with messaging and materials that convey value and handle objections
- Test new developer channels like Twitter/X, GitHub, and YouTube, and run funnel experiments with the growth team
- Interview users and study competitors to feed insights back into product and marketing choices
What they asked for
- Minimum of three years in a related function such as product marketing, product management, growth, consulting, or banking, ideally within developer tools or SaaS
- Solid technical instincts and ease discussing developer tools with engineers and other technical readers
- Good product judgment, able to debate product direction and respectfully disagree
- Excellent writing and speaking skills, making hard ideas accessible without oversimplifying
- Strong ownership, carrying work from concept through delivery and refinement
- Comfort working amid rapid change and uncertainty
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