Global Gov & Public Sector Product Marketing

ElevenLabs; Dublin; Remote; EUR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual discretionary stipend

Annual team offsite

Monthly co-working stipend

Learning & development support

Social travel stipend

Job summary

ElevenLabs seeks an experienced product marketer to scale government and public sector messaging worldwide. You will craft positioning for government use, drive narrative across regions, and anchor solutions in citizen outcomes such as non-emergency contact centers and social services.

Responsibilities include accessibility, compliance, language considerations, and data residency. You’ll lead industry content and thought leadership while collaborating across multiple countries and regulatory

Qualifications

• Experience scaling messaging into Government and Public Sector segments.
• Experience selling or marketing into multiple public sector segments.
• Technical enough to be internal expert on conversational agents and related tech.

Responsibilities

• Own positioning and packaging for ElevenLabs for Government.
• Scale the narrative across regions: UK, EU, US, APAC, LATAM, and more.
• Anchor everything in citizen outcomes: 311, benefits, health, licensing, etc.
• Position for accessibility, compliance, language, security, and data residency.
• Lead industry content, landing pages, and thought leadership pieces.

Skills

Public sector product marketing

Cross-country project management

Stakeholder management

AI/conversational agents familiarity

Job description

ElevenLabs seeks an experienced product marketer to scale government and public sector messaging worldwide. You will craft positioning for government use, drive narrative across regions, and anchor solutions in citizen outcomes such as non-emergency contact centers and social services.

Responsibilities include accessibility, compliance, language considerations, and data residency. You’ll lead industry content and thought leadership while collaborating across multiple countries and regulatory