Product Marketing Consultant

Time Doctor is a workforce analytics platform helping leaders understand how work actually happens across remote, hybrid, and in-office teams. We're looking for an experienced Product Marketing consultant for a flexible, project-based engagement. This is a combined strategic and execution role where you'll work closely with Product, Marketing, Sales, and Customer Success to translate product capabilities into clear market positioning and ensure new features are successfully launched, adopted, and understood by our target buyers. You should have strong product marketing fundamentals, a proven track record in B2B SaaS, and the ability to hit the ground running with minimal ramp time. What you'll work on: - GTM execution - launch messaging and cross-functional enablement for new features - Positioning and messaging - web pages, persona narratives, use case content - Competitive intelligence - battlecards, objection guides, category monitoring - Sales and CS enablement - materials the team will actually use, refined from real deal data - Tracking and measurement - defining and tracking the signals that show the product and GTM motion is working - AI-powered PMM tooling - Build AI tools to help us maintain and scale PMM projects. You should already be using AI in your workflow and be comfortable building with it What we're looking for - 5+ years B2B SaaS Product Marketing Management experience with full GTM ownership and execution, not just contribution - Strong positioning and messaging execution. Your work lands close to right the first time - Competitive intelligence capability. You can gather, synthesize, and frame insight into usable artifacts - Exposure to workforce, HCM, or adjacent categories is a plus - Metric tracking to show the GTM motion is working - Prior consulting experience preferred. you can scope your own work and deliver with minimal oversight Details: This is a flexible, project-based engagement suited to an experienced consultant. Work is async-first and remote. Hours and scope are negotiable depending on pipeline and priorities, with the expectation of consistent availability and delivery against agreed milestones.