Our mission and why it matters

We are on a mission to make humans the strongest security layer.

Human risk remains one of the biggest vulnerabilities and traditional awareness training is not enough. We take a different approach by combining AI-driven personalization, real threat detection, and behavioral science to actively protect people and organizations.

We don't just simulate risks. We build the tools that detect and stop them.

Why this role matters

You own product marketing for Hoxhunt’s Phishing and Security Awareness Training (SAT) products. You decide what is true and compelling about them, and you make Sales, Customer Success and Marketing able to explain them and turn them into pipeline and revenue. You do this by building the workflows and agents that produce most of this work, not by producing it all yourself. Our team runs on Claude Code, and we expect the volume of shipped features to keep growing faster than headcount.

Human risk is now a top priority for security leaders worldwide, so your work directly equips our revenue teams to win deals and deliver measurable value. You sit where product delivery meets commercial execution. You turn complex product capabilities into narratives that win in the market, and you make every launch sellable from day one.

What you’ll own and drive

Own positioning, messaging, buyer personas and the value narrative for your products.

Build, run and improve the machinery that markets our growing volume of shipped features automatically. You own its quality: you define what good looks like, evaluate the output, and fix the workflow rather than the individual piece.

Keep these products winning against the competition. Run competitive intelligence, and keep battle cards, objection handling, discovery questions and the pitch and demo narrative current and in sellers’ hands.

Define who should buy what: fit criteria, buying triggers, upsell and cross-sell logic, and the adoption signals that tell Customer Success an account is ready.

Make every launch sellable on day one: positioning, packaging, SKU and pricing. Work closely with our product marketer responsible for market-facing launches, who plans and runs the launch to prospects.

You build the pipeline that turns every customer-visible change into a clear message: release notes, in-app messages, knowledge base and product updates, generated from the shipped work and reviewed by you.

Decide which claims need customer evidence, and put that proof to work in enablement.

Turn repeat requests from Sales, CS and your own team into agents and self-serve assets, so answers arrive without you in the loop.

What success looks like

In your first 2 months you’ll: Deeply understand our Phishing and SAT products and the competitive landscape, audit existing materials for gaps, build strong partnerships with Sales, Customer Success and Customer Marketing, deliver your first updated value propositions and buyer segments, and run your first enablement session.

By month 4 you’ll: Own a full go-to-market motion for at least one product, activate at least one meaningful upsell or cross-sell opportunity in our SMB customer base, have Sales and Customer Success actively using your materials, and show measurable contribution to pipeline and NRR.

What makes you thrive here

You have:

Senior-level experience owning positioning and go-to-market for a B2B product area yourself, not only supporting someone who did.

An understanding of how technical solutions work and what customer security teams struggle with, and the ability to turn the two into the angle that wins deals.

High agency and a sense of urgency, getting things shipped when things are unclear, scoping across multiple stakeholders, and keeping several work streams moving at once.

A metrics-driven mindset: you measure what your work changes in win rate, expansion pipeline, and seller readiness, and you change course when the numbers tell you to.

You build AI workflows for your own work. You have turned a repeating task into a prompt, skill or agent that others can run, and you can show it. You judge the output as a product marketer, not as a tool user.