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Driftrock Limited is hiring a Product Marketing Manager to own go-to-market assets, sales enablement, and launch materials for a fully remote role with UK working-hours overlap.
This role lists £45,000 to £60,000 plus share options. Before applying, use SalaryGuide to compare the range against product marketing and B2B SaaS marketing benchmarks, so you know how it sits in the market.
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Role Snapshot
- Original title: Product Marketing Manager
- Company: Driftrock Limited
- Team: Commercial
- Reports to: Matt Baldwin, CEO
- Location: Fully remote, UK or abroad, with a few hours of daily overlap with UK working hours
- Contract: Full-time, permanent
- Salary: £45,000 to £60,000 + share options
Company Overview
DRIFTROCK LIMITED is a consumer services company based out of Commercial Unit 2 Aurora Buildings, 124 East Road, London, United Kingdom.
About the Role
Driftrock is hiring its first dedicated product marketing hire to own the go-to-market asset library and sales enablement materials that help major automotive brands understand Driftrock’s differentiation and choose the platform again and again.
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Responsibilities
- Build and maintain Driftrock's core sales assets, including decks, product one-pagers, pitch narratives, and demo leave-behinds.
- Own sales enablement materials, competitive battlecards, objection-handling frameworks, and conversation playbooks.
- Lead go-to-market work for new product launches, including positioning, messaging, and launch assets.
- Research customers and market trends, then translate insights into sharper positioning across the buyer journey.
- Partner with Commercial and Customer Success to produce customer case studies for sales, events, and digital channels.
- Support Driftrock’s thought leadership programme with guides, articles, and data-led insight content for the automotive marketing space.
Qualifications
- Proven track record building GTM sales assets, decks, one-pagers, and battlecards that sales teams use to win deals in a B2B SaaS environment.
- Strong writing ability, with experience turning complex technical products into clear, differentiated narratives.
- Comfortable working directly with sales and commercial teams.
- Strong design eye for on-brand, professional materials and high-quality decks.
- Self-starter who can set priorities, work autonomously, and ship without hand-holding.
- Bonus: background in automotive, mobility, or adjacent B2B verticals.
- Bonus: familiarity with competitive positioning frameworks such as April Dunford's Obviously Awesome.
- Bonus: experience with lead generation, marketing automation, or AdTech products.


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Compensation and Benefits
- Salary: £45,000 to £60,000.
- Share options in Driftrock on founder-friendly, tax-efficient EMI terms, including the option to retain vested options after leaving at board discretion.
- Comprehensive Vitality health cover, including medical, dental, vision, hearing, mental-health support and therapy, cancer cover, Headspace, and Vitality rewards.
- 24 to 28 days holiday, plus bank holidays.
- Pension contributions, life assurance, and income protection.
- Electric car salary-sacrifice scheme through Octopus.
- Enhanced maternity and paternity leave.
- Learning budget for books, courses, and conferences, plus time for personal goals.
- Perks and discounts via CharlieHR and a BMW Group employee discount programme.
- Remote-first and flexible working, with co-working space available.
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