Product Marketing Manager

• Own internal enablement and communications: keep Sales, Customer Success, and other stakeholders informed of every update, release, and change.
• Run the source of truth: maintain the Launch Tracker and Feature Matrix as the team's trusted record of what's shipping and when, and produce the product newsletter as a reliable channel for updates.
• Keep customer-facing content current: refresh release decks, the Brag Book, and sales slides as products and features change, so nothing Sales or Customer Success relies on is out of date.
• Partner across the business: work closely with Product, Sales, and Marketing to gather accurate input and keep enablement content aligned with go-to-market priorities.
• Cultural contribution: coordinate content and delivery for internal enablement sessions, and look for the point where a manual step in the newsletter, tracker, or refresh cycle can be tightened or removed.
• Chase down exactly what shipped this week and get it into the Feature Matrix before someone in Sales relies on stale information, rewrite a newsletter section so a busy CSM actually reads it, and catch that a sales deck slide still describes a feature the way it worked three releases ago. This is what keeps the rest of the company trusting what Product Marketing tells them.

• The Experience: you've run a recurring internal communications channel long enough to know what keeps people opening and trusting it, and you've kept a shared tracker or system of record reliable enough that Sales and Product stopped double-checking it.
• The Mindset: you're action oriented, moving from request to finished update without waiting for perfect information, and you have the courage to raise it directly when a deck or tracker is wrong, even when the fix isn't technically yours to make.
• The Tools: you're tech savvy and AI fluent, quick to pick up new tools and always looking for ways to keep systems and content current with less manual rework.
• The Communicator: you adjust the level of detail and format of an update depending on whether it's headed to Sales, Customer Success, or the wider company, and you frame internal updates around what those teams need to have a good customer conversation.

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ardoq.com

201-500 employees

Software Development

Oslo

2013

Ardoq is the AI-first Enterprise Architecture platform that turns fragmented data into decision intelligence, giving organizations the connected intelligence they need to lead in the AI era. Built on a proprietary graph foundation, Ardoq creates a living, always-current model of the enterprise, connecting people, processes, technologies, and strategies in one place. By automating the heavy lifting of EA, Ardoq shifts teams from maintaining documentation to driving decisions: delivering enterprise-wide Visibility into the current state, orchestrating Transformation with precision, and providing continuous Oversight of risk, change, and AI adoption. This is EA that works in real time. Ardoq's AI surfaces what matters, simulates outcomes, and ensures every transformation decision is grounded in data, not assumptions, so leaders can move faster, adapt smarter, and act with confidence. Founded in 2013, Ardoq is trusted by more than 400 leading enterprises, including BT, MUFG, Carlsberg Group, and ExxonMobil, to build the architectural foundation for growth in the age of AI. With Ardoq, you see the impact of changes before they happen, breaking down silos between systems, people, and processes. Our cloud-native platform crowdsources insights and automates architecture updates, ensuring an always-accurate, actionable view of your enterprise. Think of Ardoq as the GPS for your business that everyone gets to submit updates to, with a data validation layer. Ardoq provides clear direction, surfacing hidden dependencies, and evolves alongside your organization.