Product Marketing Manager, Cybersecurity

OpenAI•San Francisco, CA

4d•$221,000 - $245,000•Hybrid

About The Position

As Product Marketing Manager, Cybersecurity, you will help define how OpenAI brings frontier AI to cyber defenders. This role sits at the center of Daybreak, OpenAI’s cybersecurity initiative to help defenders see risk earlier, act sooner, and build software that is resilient by design. You will shape the market narrative, build the field-facing operating system, and coordinate cross-functional execution across product launches, customer proof, partner moments, events, and account-based campaigns. You will help senior security leaders understand how OpenAI models, Trusted Access for Cyber, Codex Security, and related workflows can support real defensive work. We’re looking for a product marketer who can combine strategic narrative, technical curiosity, enterprise GTM judgment, and program leadership. The right person can turn fast-moving capability into clear positioning, credible assets, and practical field execution. This role is based in San Francisco, CA. We use a hybrid work model of 3 days in the office per week and offer relocation assistance to new employees.

Requirements

7+ years of experience in product marketing, industry marketing, cybersecurity marketing, enterprise GTM, or adjacent B2B technology roles.
Experience marketing technical enterprise products to security, developer, IT, risk, or C-suite audiences.
Can translate complex model, product, and security concepts into clear positioning, field assets, and customer-facing narratives.
Strong cross-functional program leadership instincts and can drive work across Product, GTM, Comms, Partnerships, Policy, Security, and Research.
Use customer evidence, field signal, product usage, market research, and competitive context to sharpen strategy and prioritize work.
Experience building GTM programs, operating rhythms, or new playbooks in ambiguous, high-velocity environments.
Strong writing, messaging, and editorial judgment, with a high bar for clarity, quality, accuracy, and credibility.
Deeply curious about cybersecurity, AI, software development, enterprise adoption, and how new capabilities become real customer value.
Think strategically about how industry marketing drives awareness, trust, pipeline, adoption, customer proof, and long-term market leadership.
Highly collaborative and effective at influencing senior stakeholders, field teams, technical teams, and external partners.
Execute quickly while maintaining a high quality bar across messaging, launch work, enablement, customer proof, and campaign execution.

Nice To Haves

Experience in cybersecurity across application security, SecOps, cloud security, vulnerability management, detection and response, or secure software development.
Experience with AI, developer tools, cloud infrastructure, API platforms, or enterprise software.
Experience supporting enterprise ABM, executive events, customer stories, partner marketing, or field enablement.
Familiarity with CISOs, security practitioners, enterprise governance, procurement, and high-trust customer environments.

Responsibilities

Own positioning and messaging for OpenAI’s cybersecurity offering, including Daybreak, Trusted Access for Cyber, Codex Security, and related product surfaces.
Build field-ready assets for account directors, solution engineers, security leaders, and executive audiences, including first-call decks, one-pagers, use-case libraries, customer stories, and proof-point packages.
Translate frontier model capabilities into simple, accurate, and defensible GTM language for senior enterprise buyers and security practitioners.
Partner with Product, Research, Security, Policy, Comms, Partnerships, and GTM to coordinate launches, claims, proof points, enablement, and customer-facing guidance.
Develop campaigns and activation programs across launches, blogs, webinars, roundtables, executive briefings, conferences, customer proof, and account-based motions.
Turn customer deployments, vulnerability scans, and partner feedback into approved stories, evidence, ROI narratives, and repeatable industry use cases.
Serve as the connective tissue for the cyber marketing workstream, keeping priorities, owners, launch readiness, open questions, and executive updates clear.
Maintain a high bar for accuracy, governance, customer trust, and responsible marketing in a sensitive and fast-moving category.