Senior Product Marketer, Financial Institutions

About us

OpenZeppelin is the security standard onchain finance is built on. Founded in 2015, our mission is to accelerate the world's transition to an open financial system, built on open standards and secured by rigorous research.

Our open-source Contract Libraries have facilitated over $35 trillion in onchain value and are used by 10 of the top 10 tokenized money market funds and 9 of the top 10 stablecoins by market cap.

We combine AI-native security tooling with deep research and a decade of audit expertise to support leading institutions and crypto-native teams shaping the next generation of digital assets like DTCC, Fidelity, Coinbase, Uniswap, Aave, the Ethereum Foundation, and many more across the full secure development lifecycle.

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The Marketing Team

The Marketing Team at OpenZeppelin drives awareness and adoption across every product and service we ship, from the flagship OpenZeppelin Contracts Libraries to security audits, developer tooling, and solutions for financial institutions.

Working hand-in-hand with Product, Design, Sales, and Open Source Engineering, the team owns messaging, go-to-market strategy, content, and events that position OpenZeppelin as the security standard for onchain finance.

What you'll be doing

As OpenZeppelin’s Senior Product Marketer for Financial Services, you will own how we position, launch, and sell our solutions to banks, asset managers, and financial market infrastructures. You will lead the go-to-market for new institutional solutions, from positioning through launch and adoption, and make sure Sales has what it needs to win. You will work AI-native by default: building the workflows, agents, and tools that let you research faster, create better content, and give Sales assets that adapt to every account instead of going stale.

You will

• Own positioning and messaging for our institutional solutions, defining value propositions, differentiators, and messaging by use case and buyer persona.
• Lead product launches for new institutional solutions, from launch plans and timelines through announcement, assets, and post-launch adoption.
• Enable Sales with AI-native assets: sales kits, pitch narratives, one-pagers, battlecards, and evaluation materials built to be customized per account and kept current, not static decks.
• Run AI-powered competitive and market intelligenceby building workflows that track competitors, regulatory developments, and industry news, and turn them into actionable insights for Sales, Product, and leadership.
• Build use-case and solution pages directly in our CMS, explaining clearly what we offer, who it is for, and why it matters.
• Support early adopter and design partner programs, shaping the materials and narrative that turn institutional interest into qualified opportunities.
• Contribute to institutional content, including research reports, thought leadership, and newsletter topics, using AI workflows to research, draft, and repurpose efficiently.
• Create light social media content when valuable content or launches go live, in coordination with the wider Marketing team.
• Close the loop with the product owners by bringing customer and market feedback into roadmap and packaging discussions.
• Measure what matters by defining launch and adoption metrics and reporting on results.

Location

• All positions at OpenZeppelin are 100% remote, however you should be located between UTC-5 and UTC+2 to be seriously considered for this position.

You have

• 3+ years in product marketing at companies selling to institutions: financial services, digital asset service providers, or blockchain companies with an institutional customer base.
• A proven track record of marketing to banks, asset managers, or market infrastructures at a company that actually won their business. You already know what these buyers want, how they evaluate, and what makes them move.