Senior Manager, Field Marketing

DDN•Denver, CO

1d•$160,000 - $190,000

About The Position

We're looking for a field marketer who wants to own a region outright. North America is a large and strategic market, and this role carries the mandate to define how we show up in front of the customers building the world's most demanding AI and HPC infrastructure — and to be the one who makes it happen. You'll be deeply hands-on. You'll set the regional plan, run the account-based programs, design the executive experiences, and stand in the room at the events you built. You'll also be the marketing partner North American sales leadership calls first — the person who understands their territories, their accounts, and what they actually need to move deals forward. Most importantly, you'll have the backing to make it happen. This role is supported by a leadership team that treats marketing as a growth driver, with real executive access and the autonomy to run the region the way it needs to be run.

Requirements

Typically 7+ years in field, regional, or integrated marketing within B2B technology.
Proven track record owning a region's field marketing plan and delivering against pipeline targets.
Hands-on ABM experience: account selection, 1:1 and 1:few program design, orchestration with sales, and engagement measurement.
Extensive event ownership, from large industry conferences to intimate executive programs, including logistics, on-site execution, and ROI reporting.
Demonstrated success partnering with and influencing regional sales leadership.
Experience building co-marketing programs with partners, alliances, or channel organizations.
Strong command of the marketing stack — CRM, marketing automation, intent and ABM platforms, and reporting tools — and the analytical rigor to defend your numbers.

Nice To Haves

Exceptional candidates with fewer years of experience will be considered if they demonstrate extraordinary impact and strong alignment with our ambitions.
Experience in enterprise infrastructure, storage, HPC, cloud, AI, or adjacent technical markets is highly desirable.
Willingness to travel across North America as the business requires.

Responsibilities

Build and own the North America field marketing plan, aligned to regional pipeline goals.
Design and execute account-based marketing programs — 1:1 and 1:few — against target and named accounts, in lockstep with sales and SDR leadership.
Own the regional event portfolio end to end: industry conferences, executive dinners, workshop roadshows, customer briefings, and partner activations, including venue sourcing, logistics, on-site execution, and post-event follow-up.
Serve as the primary marketing partner to North American sales leadership; drive joint planning, territory-level program design, and pipeline reviews.
Adapt global campaigns for regional audiences and build the local content, messaging, and follow-up motion that makes them land.
Partner with alliances and channel teams on co-marketing programs, co-funded activity, and joint customer experiences.
Equip sellers with the assets that travel — event-in-a-box kits, outreach sequences, talk tracks, and follow-up plays.
Use intent and account engagement data to prioritize where the region invests its time and attention.
Track and report program performance — pipeline sourced and influenced, event ROI, account engagement — and use it to decide what to repeat and what to kill.
Bring the regional voice back to global marketing: what's landing, what isn't, and what the field needs next.