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Product Marketing jobs in San Francisco are concentrated across SoMa, the Financial District, and Mission Bay, fueled by the city's deep bench of consumer tech, enterprise software, and B2B SaaS companies. Employers hiring right now include Intuit, Meta, and Airwallex. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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About Refold AI
Enterprise integrations are still built by hand, one customer at a time, by a human supply chain of consultants. We think that's the last big software category that hasn't been automated and we're automating it.
Refold is the AI integration delivery layer. Our agents build, test, deploy, and maintain integration workflows inside our customers' own products, white-labeled, up to 90% faster. Trained on millions of real-world contexts across SAP, Oracle, Workday, NetSuite, and Salesforce, we turn integration work that used to take quarters into days — and then keep it running, because the agents detect failures and repair mappings themselves.
Traction: 30+ paying enterprise customers, 1,500+ active users, 10M+ API calls processed daily, seven-figure ARR. Customers include Incorta, Kantata, Coupa, Naehas, OvationCXM, and Zycus. The results are the pitch: Kantata ships integrations 75% faster with 8x delivery capacity; Incorta cut time-to-go-live by 70% and recovered 8,000+ engineering hours; Naehas went from 3–5-month builds to 90% faster delivery.
Refold was founded by Jugal Anchalia and Abhishek Kumar, who have been featured in Forbes 30 Under 30. We've raised $6.5M led by Eniac Ventures (early investors in Airbnb & Uber) and Tidal Ventures, with Better Capital, Ahead VC, Karman Ventures, Z21 Ventures, and Titan Ventures participating.
We're assembling a founding team of people who learn fast, raise the bar, and shape the company from day one. We're creating a category that doesn't have a name yet — iPaaS stops at Day 0, delivery starts at Day 1 and never ends, and we're the only ones covering both. This seat owns how that story gets told, to buyers, to sellers, and to analysts.
Key Responsibilities:
Own the narrative: Sharpen the positioning that separates us from iPaaS, middleware, and "just build it in-house," and make it consistent everywhere — site, deck, docs, outbound, and partner collateral
Own analyst relations: Get Refold into the conversations Gartner and Forrester are having about integration, iPaaS, and AI agents. Run the briefings, the inquiries, the Market Guide and Magic Quadrant submissions, and turn what analysts tell us back into product and GTM input
Arm the sales team: Battle cards against MuleSoft, Boomi, Workato, and SnapLogic; pitch decks; one-pagers; objection handling; POC and security collateral. Sales enablement here means the AE opens their laptop and everything they need already exists
Run the content engine: Website copy, blog, customer stories, launch content, and the proof points that make the pitch land. We have quantified outcomes most startups would kill for — 8 months to 8 days, 8x delivery capacity, 82% of fields auto-mapped by the seventh deployment. Your job is to make sure the market hears them
Land the launches: Own go-to-market for new capabilities end to end — messaging, collateral, enablement, and the measurement that tells us whether it worked
Know the competition cold: Maintain live competitive intelligence and win/loss insight, and get it into the hands of the people in deals
Market to two personas, not one: Product and platform teams buy Day-0 connector velocity; professional services and delivery leaders buy Day-1 throughput. The same product, two different stories — own both
Feed the source of truth: Keep our canonical fact base current so every JD, sequence, and battle card downstream stays accurate
Role Information:
Audience: CTOs, CPOs, VPs of Product, and VPs of Professional Services / Delivery at sales-led software companies
Competitive set: MuleSoft, Boomi, Workato, SnapLogic, Merge, and in-house build
Current stack: HubSpot, Ghost, and a docs site we ship against
Programs already running: The Unfolded podcast, persona-based nurture sequences, a monthly executive dinner series, and speaking slots at industry events
Current growth team: 1 BDR, 1 AE, 2 Marketing, 4 Post-Sale, plus a 20-person engineering and delivery org
Required Skills & Abilities:
Senior PMM track record: 5–8 years in product marketing at B2B SaaS, with meaningful time at a Series A or B company where you built rather than maintained
Technical product fluency: You've marketed something genuinely technical — integration, infrastructure, data, or developer tooling — and you can hold a conversation with an engineer without translating everything into metaphor
Analyst relations experience: You've run a briefing, survived an inquiry, and know what it actually takes to get included in a Gartner Market Guide
You write the thing yourself: Positioning docs, battle cards, launch posts, customer stories. This is a hands-on seat, not a brief-writing one
Enablement instinct: You measure your work by whether sellers use it and whether it changes win rates, not by how much of it exists
Builder DNA: Comfortable when the category, the messaging hierarchy, and the competitive framework all need to be created rather than refreshed
Presence matters: Based in the SF Bay Area and ready to collaborate in-office 3 days a week
Nice to Have:
Marketed to ISVs and platform teams, or to professional services and delivery organisations
Experience with white-labeled or embedded products where your buyer's customer is the end user
Background in the ERP ecosystem — SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Workday, Salesforce
Have driven a category creation or repositioning effort and have the before-and-after to show for it
Comfortable using AI tooling to move faster on research, drafting, and competitive work
Why do you want to work here?
Impact: Fast-growing seed-stage company ($6.5M from Eniac Ventures & Tidal Ventures) with early Fortune 500-scale deployments and real, quantified customer outcomes
Speed: A category to define and a narrative to own, with founder-level access and no layers between you and the decision
Ownership: Cutting-edge AI solving a high-value enterprise problem nobody has cracked — backed by technical founders building a next-generation infrastructure platform
Compensation:
$180,000-$250,000 (annual)
Equal Employment Opportunity
We're a small, fast-growing team, and we're intentional about building an inclusive culture from day one. We welcome teammates of all backgrounds and don't discriminate based on gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, civil or family status, age, disability, or race. If you're excited by our mission, you belong here.
Compensation Range: $180K - $250K
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Product Marketing Jobs in San Francisco: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a product marketing job in San Francisco?
The strongest path into San Francisco product marketing runs through the city's consumer tech and enterprise SaaS companies, which hire the most and promote from within. Candidates with GTM experience, competitive positioning skills, or a background in product management stand out in this market. Focusing on companies in SoMa, Mission Bay, and the Financial District and tailoring your portfolio to B2B or growth-stage products gives you a concrete edge over generalist applicants.
Which companies hire product marketings in San Francisco?
Employers hiring product marketings in San Francisco right now include Intuit, Meta, and Airwallex, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. San Francisco's market skews heavily toward technology companies, ranging from late-stage startups to publicly traded software platforms, making it one of the most active cities in the country for this role.
Are there remote product marketing jobs in San Francisco?
Yes, though product marketing roles tied to cross-functional teams and product launches tend to have more in-office expectations than purely analytical positions. About 78% of product marketing openings tied to San Francisco are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the flexibility many Bay Area tech employers have maintained. Messaging, content strategy, and market research work within the role is most commonly approved for remote days.
How can I get a product marketing job in San Francisco with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in San Francisco is joining a growth-stage startup in a marketing coordinator or product operations role, where smaller teams give junior candidates direct exposure to launches and positioning work. Companies in SoMa and Mission Bay frequently hire associate product marketers willing to own execution alongside senior PMMs. Building a portfolio with competitive analyses or messaging teardowns for real San Francisco products, even as a personal project, accelerates consideration at local companies.
Which industries hire the most product marketings in San Francisco?
Most product marketing openings in San Francisco sit in Technology & Software, Banking & Financial Services, and Artificial Intelligence, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. San Francisco's identity as a global technology hub means those sectors consistently generate the highest volume of GTM and positioning roles, with hiring concentrated among companies building software products for both enterprise and consumer audiences.
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