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Product Marketing Manager | Low Power Radar

Texas Instruments · Dallas, TX · Posted 45 days ago

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Product MarketingGo-to-Market StrategyProduct PositioningCustomer FeedbackDemand CreationPricing StrategyMarket AnalysisCross-functional Leadership

Change the world. Love your job. We are seeking a Marketing Manager to join our Low Power Radar – Automotive team! This role sits in TI's Low Power Radar - automotive business line, focused on fast-growing automotive applications: in-cabin monitoring, kick-to-open sensing, parking assist, blind spot detection, and door obstacle detection. Our marketing team owns customer opportunities end-to-end - from demand creation and initial exploration through device evaluation, design-in, and revenue management - developing product positioning, gathering customer feedback, and driving cross-functional action across technical, sales, and operations teams to close gaps and grow the business. This role includes: - Strategic Leadership: Driving global product and pricing strategies to maximize market competitiveness and revenue growth. - Go-to-Market Execution: Direct the development and deployment of comprehensive Go-to-Market (GTM) programs, including promotional activities and global produ...

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