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We are seeking our new Principal Product Marketing Manager (AI Gateway) to join the Axway team!
Axway’s AI Gateway helps enterprises govern AI model interactions and agent access with policy controls, security, observability, and accountability. It is part of a wider Amplify approach that connects enterprise AI with API Management, multi-pattern integration, and service engagement in complex hybrid environments.
We are hiring a senior, hands-on Product Marketing professional based in the US to make Axway’s AI Gateway more visible and credible through exceptional thought leadership, direct analyst engagement, and strong industry speaking. You will execute within the global Product Marketing strategy, work autonomously, and personally produce high-quality content rather than primarily coordinate other writers.
Location: United States
Remote: U.S. based with limited travel
Axway has been shaping the future of enterprise integration for over 25 years. We are recognized as global industry leaders, helping organizations drive digital transformation with secure, mission-critical software that powers impactful business outcomes.
As part of 74Software, we're backed by a group of leading software companies delivering mission-critical solutions worldwide. Our focus is on delivering long-term value, leveraging cutting-edge technology, and fostering strong client partnerships. Join us and be part of a collaborative, forward-thinking team shaping the future of enterprise integration solutions.
At Axway, we believe we're better together. We celebrate diverse perspectives and experiences, knowing our people are our greatest strength. Join us and be part of a team where you can thrive, grow, and make an impact.
We offer benefits that support your health, growth, and lifestyle, so you can thrive at work and beyond, including health coverage, retirement plans, paid time off, flexible work, career development, competitive pay, and global culture perks.
We are committed to providing equal opportunities and ensuring a fair and inclusive recruitment process. We do not discriminate on the basis of age, disability, gender, sexual orientation, race, religion, or any other protected characteristic.
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