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Flexxon
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Flexxon is a Singapore-headquartered hardware technology company engineering embedded storage solutions built for the world's most demanding environments.
From factory floors to hospital wards, vehicle control units to aircraft avionics bays, Flexxon products are built into systems where failure isn't an option and a breach can mean lives, not just data, are at risk.
We're growing our marketing team and looking for a Product Marketing Manager who can identify the opportunities, translate deep technical differentiation into a value proposition that resonates with engineers, procurement teams, and C-suite buyers across five demanding verticals.
You'll own product marketing for Flexxon's storage portfolio, working cross-functionally with engineering, sales, and design to turn technical capability into positioning, messaging, and go-to-market execution that wins in Industrial, Medical, Automotive, Aerospace, and Cybersecurity-first accounts.
This is a role for someone who can sit in a room with a firmware engineer in the morning, procurement team at noon and product manager in the evening — and be equally credible in both conversations.
Rugged, wide-temperature-range storage built for 24/7 operation in harsh, high-vibration environments — where commodity SSDs fail early and unpredictably.
Data integrity and tamper-evidence for life-critical systems, supporting compliance needs and protecting patient data at the hardware layer, not just the software layer.
Long-lifecycle, high-endurance storage engineered for the extended service life and extreme conditions of connected and autonomous vehicle platforms.
Mission-critical reliability and security for systems that can't be patched mid-flight — where hardware-rooted protection is the last line of defense.
Hardware-embedded, tamper-resistant storage that protects data at the controller level — security that holds even when the operating system above it is compromised.
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