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Healthcare benefits are complex, underutilized and a mystery for most users. We’re removing that complexity. Now more than ever, employers are adding value to their employees’ benefits like telemedicine and mental health services. HealthJoy’s industry-changing tech platform consolidates those benefits into a simplified benefits experience, saving users time and money.

With over $100M in fundraising to date, and the successful closing of our recent Series D, HealthJoy has garnered workplace awards for Inc.’s Fastest Growing Startups and Built In Chicago’s Best Places to Work while growing globally to nearly 400 team members. We’re continuing down the path of high growth and high impact, and this role is a key member of the Marketing Team making that happen.

As Product Marketing Manager, you will play a key role in driving awareness and adoption of HealthJoy’s products across employers and their benefits consultants. You will work very closely with our Product Marketing Lead to drive adoption across all of HealthJoy’s products amongst our customers and prospects. This role is highly cross-functional, requiring partnership with many teams including Product Management, Sales, Customer Success, and other departments within Marketing.

Your impact.

Buyer Audience Expertise — Understand our buyer audience (i.e. employers and their benefits consultants) and their needs; understand buying cycle and players involved; maintain buyer personas in partnership with Product Marketing Lead
Market Intelligence — Keep up with employee wellbeing programs available in the market (including competitors and alternatives to our partners); understand our buyers’ perception of the problems these programs are solving and how our buyers are addressing it today
Positioning & GTM Strategy — Own product positioning, messaging, and GTM strategy for product launches that support our benefits engagement and employee wellbeing value propositions; collaborate with Product Marketing Lead, external partners, Marketing, Product Management, Sales Enablement, and other relevant teams to develop and execute a strong GTM strategy in service of driving adoption
Field Team Enablement — Train Sales, Customer Success, and Implementation teams how to position benefits engagement enhancements in the market and how to position employee wellbeing programs alongside HealthJoy’s navigation platform; partner with Enablement team to ensure field team certifications, quizzes, etc. align with product positioning
Post-Launch Analysis — Evaluate product positioning in-market and identify opportunities to improve positioning or GTM strategy in service of product adoption

Your experience.

A strategic collaborator with Product teams with a passion for the customer — getting into the nitty-gritty details to uncover customer needs, craft compelling narratives, and enable customers to find success
Bachelor’s or graduate degree in a related field with 3-5 years of experience in product marketing (or a related field) in the B2B SaaS and/or healthcare/benefits space
An organized, structured thinker who manages projects efficiently to successful outcomes while empathetically driving alignment with cross-functional partners
A keen attention to detail and quality with high standards for the work you deliver
Track record of translating insights into differentiated positioning that compels customers to take action
Experience managing multiple stakeholders and driving alignment
Outstanding oral and written communication skills
Problem solver mindset with a high level of accountability

Total Rewards

Job Level: 30

Base Compensation Range for Job Level: $95,000-115,000 Annually

The cash compensation above includes base salary only. Certain roles are eligible for additional cash incentives such as commission, annual bonus targets, overtime pay or other variable incentives.

HealthJoy maintains a comprehensive strategy to determine rewarding and competitive packages for individual compensation for new hires, internal promotions and internal job changes. This strategy is based on several factors unique to each individual, including: 1) the skills, experience and qualifications of the individual; 2) the responsibilities and demands of the role; 3) analysis of external market data; and 4) company budget and financial performance.

HealthJoy is a remote-first employer. The disclosed range estimate has not been adjusted for the applicable geographic differential associated with the location at which the position may be filled.

At HealthJoy, it is not typical for an individual to be hired at or near the top of the range for their role, and compensation decisions are dependent on the facts and circumstances of each role and individual.

In addition to cash compensation, HealthJoy offers a rich “Total Rewards” package that includes:

Medical, Dental and vision insurance packages
HSA contribution match
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401k match
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At HealthJoy, we are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone has the opportunity to succeed and thrive.

We believe that everyone should be paid based on their qualifications, experience, and the work that they do, and not on their gender, race, or any other personal characteristic. Our compensation practices are essential to fostering a diverse and inclusive culture where we value the contributions of all our employees.

We conduct thorough annual reviews of employee pay and our pay practices to ensure we reward the right behaviors and are providing equal pay for equal work.

Additionally, we assess the external market and internal equity across like roles. As part of our regular review of pay practices, HealthJoy examines employee pay for potential disparities between persons of different genders, races and ethnicities that are not explainable by objective factors such as performance, experience level, credentials, or location, and are committed to correcting any issues and reviewing practices from unintended outcomes.

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Don’t meet every single requirement? We know the confidence gap and imposter syndrome can get in the way of meeting spectacular candidates, so please don’t hesitate to apply — we’d love to hear from you. HealthJoy is dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive, and authentic workplace, so if you’re excited about this role and HealthJoy, we encourage you to apply. You may be just the right candidate for this or other roles.

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