Technical Product Marketing Manager

Cornelis Networks, Inc.•Austin, TX

5d•Remote

About The Position

Cornelis Networks is hiring a Technical Product Marketing Manager (AI & HPC Networking), to help drive innovation and contribute to the development of cutting-edge technologies in the semiconductor industry. In this role, you will be responsible for messaging, positioning and creating associated assets that clearly communicate the value proposition for Cornelis’ suite of products, working alongside a team of industry experts to shape the future of high-performance networking solutions.

Requirements

At least 10+ years of relevant experience in data center networking infrastructure, in mix of technical and business roles
5+ years of experience in high-speed computer networking, CPUs, GPUs, and/or storage markets.
7+ years working with HPC and AI training/inferencing stacks, architectures and workloads
Deep understanding of HPC/AI interconnects (InfiniBand, RoCEv2, Ultra-Ethernet, Omni-Path, Standard Ethernet).
Proven ability to create marketing assets, presentations, and competitive positioning strategies
Ability to analyze trends and competitors in the networking & semiconductor industry.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering, Business Administration, or equivalent experience
Experience engaging directly with customers & partners
Strong communication skills and the ability to present to executives and technical stakeholders.

Responsibilities

Create product collateral, presentations, and value propositions for internal and external stakeholders
Collaborate with the Product Solutions and Engineering teams to stay updated on product development, ensuring accurate and strategic marketing positioning
Work closely with sales leadership to align content and messaging with revenue pipelines
Understand customer needs & technology trends to shape product requirements.
Analyze networking technologies (InfiniBand, Ethernet, Omni-Path).
Develop SWOT-based positioning and differentiation strategies.
Build presentations, whitepapers, and sales collateral.
Train sales teams on how to articulate Cornelis’ value proposition.