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Experience: 1-2 Years The Product Marketing (SAAS) Executive is a full-time, on-site role based in Chennai. This role is responsible for developing and executing product marketing plans, including positioning, messaging, and go-to-market strategies for Aikyne Technologys solutions. Daily tasks include conducting market and competitor research, analyzing product performance and customer data, and collaborating with sales, product, and digital marketing teams to create campaigns and sales enablement materials. The Product Marketing Executive will prepare presentations, marketing assets, and case studies, track campaign effectiveness, and provide insights to refine strategies. The role also involves coordinating with internal stakeholders to ensure consistent product communication and supporting business development efforts. Qualifications Background in product marketing, digital marketing, or related fields; experience in IT or technology solutions is an advantage.Experience in marketing to retail chains, franchise networks, or multi-location businesses.Experience in SaaS software sales.Strong negotiation and persuasion abilities.Good knowledge of sales and marketing strategies.Analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.Compensation: 20,000.00 - 25,000.00 per month Benefits: Paid sick timeProvident FundLanguage: English (Required)Work Location: In person .
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