As the Senior Product Marketing Manager for Agreement Manager, you will own the go-to-market strategy, positioning, and adoption for a foundational feature of Docusign’s Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform. Docusign Agreement Manager is an intelligent repository, powered by our AI engine, Docusign Iris. It centralizes executed agreements and automatically transforms them into searchable, actionable data. You will serve as the primary Subject Matter Expert (SME) on the challenges our customers face managing their agreements, and where Docusign delivers value. You will identify priority use cases where we have a right to win and improve the user adoption journey. As a trusted advisor, you’ll provide our field teams with the insights and resources needed to close enterprise deals, overcome trust barriers, and expand adoption of our Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform. This position is an individual contributor role reporting to the Director, Platform Product Marketing. Responsibility Own the end-to-end value proposition, differentiated messaging, and customer-facing narrative for Agreement Manager within the broader Docusign IAM platform Drive cross-functional GTM launches for new Agreement Manager capabilities, creating product Bill of Materials (BOM) and ensuring operational alignment across Sales, Marketing, and Success Partner with Sales Enablement to equip global field and partner teams with the pitch decks, demos, competitive battlecards, and training required to effectively showcase Agreement Manager’s value Uncover actionable customer usage insights and persona pain points to optimize the buyer journey, drive feature adoption, and feed critical user feedback directly into the Product Management roadmap Partner with Growth and Field Marketing to build integrated acquisition, cross-sell, and upsell campaigns targeting key industries and buying personas Serve as a core subject matter expert, crafting narratives and delivering presentations for customer conferences, partner summits, and executive briefings