Technical Marketing Manager

saltsecurity Open · verified Aug 22, 2026

Tel Aviv Manager General Marketing

Mid-level General Marketing role at saltsecurity. Tel Aviv.

Role brief

Growth Roles summary, based on the employer's posting.

What you'll do

Own Salt’s technical story, turning AI and API security capabilities into clear market positioning
Track competitors and apply your findings to sales messaging, launches, and differentiation
Shape Salt’s perspective on AI security, agentic workflows, MCP, and API-based AI architectures
Produce battlecards, technical briefs, demo scripts, solution sheets, and category-defining content
Coordinate product launches by connecting technical details with business value across Sales, SE, and CS

What you bring

Bring three to five years of product marketing experience plus technical cybersecurity knowledge
Know cybersecurity, especially agentic or AI security, cloud security, or related areas
Have independently delivered launches from planning through completion
Explain technical subjects credibly to security engineers while making them meaningful for business audiences
Use AI tools hands-on and help decide how they support your work

Who this fits

You’ll suit a technically fluent product marketer who can move between engineers, security practitioners, enterprise buyers, and go-to-market teams. The role is based in Tel Aviv, Israel. A computer science, engineering, or related degree is listed as a nice-to-have rather than a requirement.

From the employer

Salt Security is the original API Security vendor pioneering the market as the first vendor in 2018. Since then we have exhibited hyper-growth in a number of customers, threats stopped, and revenue. We saw API security as the security battleground of the future years ago as APIs started to form the foundation of the application innovation needed to drive business success today. Across banks, retail and transportation, IoT, autonomous vehicles, and smart cities, every modern app depends on APIs. Attackers realize APIs are the conduits to all sorts of valuable data and services – within the year, APIs are predicted to be the number one application threat vector. Without secure APIs, businesses cannot rapidly innovate. Salt Security has delivered the only patented solution to discover all APIs and their exposed data, stop API attackers, and provide remediation details for dev teams to write more secure APIs.

At Salt, we’re passionate about what we do. We work as a team and embrace new ideas, wherever they come from. We also enjoy all the benefits of a startup environment, including quickly seeing the results of your work, making an outsized impact on our company, and solving diverse challenges.

Want to make a big difference? We encourage you to apply!

About the position:

We're looking for a Technical Product Marketing Manager who sits at the intersection of product depth and market storytelling. You'll own the technical narrative for Salt's platform - translating complex AI and API security capabilities into sharp positioning, battle-tested competitive intel, and content that resonates with security practitioners and enterprise buyers alike.

What will you do:

Build and maintain competitive intelligence - deep familiarity with the competitive landscape, turning that intelligence into sharper positioning, better sales conversations, and stronger launches.
Develop and evangelize Salt's point of view on AI security, agentic workflows, MCP, and API-driven AI architectures.
Create high-impact enablement assets: battlecards, technical briefs, demo scripts, solution sheets.
Partner with Product on launches: translate technical capabilities into business impact, write the narrative, and drive GTM alignment across Sales, SE, and CS.
Define how AI tools are used within the role.
Create technical content that helps define emerging AI security categories and best practices.
Serve as a key liaison between the product and marketing teams.

Requirements:

3-5 years in product marketing, with a technical background or domain knowledge in cybersecurity.
Experience in cybersecurity - agentic/ai security, cloud security, or adjacent domains strongly preferred; API security experience is a bonus.
Deep familiarity with the competitive landscape - knows how to turn that intelligence into sharper positioning, better sales conversations, and stronger launches.
Strong content instincts: knows how to sharpen a message that was written by engineers.
Has shipped end-to-end launches independently, and is looking for a role with real scope, not an inherited playbook.
Enough technical depth to engage security engineers and architects credibly - and the communication range to translate that into business-level narratives.
Hands-on with AI tools.

Nice to have:

BS/MS in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.