Join the team as our next Field Marketing Manager in Japan
As the Field Marketing Manager for Japan, you will report to Twilio’s VP of Marketing, APJ, and own the end-to-end field marketing motion for one of our most strategically important growth markets in the region. You will be responsible for designing and executing a brand-to-revenue GTM strategy that spans the full funnel, from building market presence and brand credibility through PR and executive engagement, through to driving pipeline creation, acceleration, and deal closure in close partnership with our Japan sales team.
This is a high-impact, high-autonomy role suited to an experienced field marketer who is equally comfortable shaping strategy and rolling up their sleeves to execute. You will have access to central regional resources, specialist agencies, and the APJ Demand Creation HUB to amplify your efforts, but you will be the primary marketing voice and driver for Japan.
Japan is a market that rewards precision, nuance, and cultural intelligence. In this role, your impact will go far beyond campaign execution. You will have the opportunity to deeply understand the Japanese enterprise buying journey, build high-trust relationships with sales leadership and key partners, and apply your commercial acumen to directly connect marketing activity to pipeline and revenue outcomes.
You will lead the Japan field marketing function across the full Brand-to-Revenue spectrum: building brand awareness and thought leadership, generating and nurturing demand, accelerating opportunities through targeted pipeline programs, and partnering closely with SDRs and Account Executives to support deal progression through to close. You will also be a critical link between the Japan GTM team and Twilio’s regional and global marketing functions, ensuring Japan’s needs are represented and its programs are built on the best available assets, data, and capabilities.
You are a creative and analytical thinker, a skilled collaborator, and an experienced operator who can manage multiple concurrent programs without losing sight of the commercial outcomes that matter.