Dynatrace is seeking a Principal Content Marketing Manager, Partner Content Strategy to serve as the strategic, creative, and technical lead for how partners are integrated into our content, campaign, and editorial ecosystem. This role sits within the Content & Web Experiences team and operates at a principal level—shaping direction early, creating scalable frameworks, and ensuring partner‑driven content clearly demonstrates product value across channels. The role is responsible not only for strategy, but for elevating content quality, clarity, and execution across teams through strong editorial leadership and documented systems.
What you’ll do
- Serve as a lead for partner‑intebagrated content marketing, ensuring partner narratives clearly and accurately demonstrate Dynatrace product concepts and value.
- Lead partner content strategy across key initiatives, translating partner and business priorities into clear content plans, messaging frameworks, and activation recommendations.
- Create and implement planning and activation frameworks that enable teams to deliver partner‑supported content efficiently across channels (campaigns, editorial, social, web, executive programs).
- Collaborate closely with Partner Marketing, Demand Gen, Social, Editorial, Web, and Product Marketing to establish improved, repeatable ways to demonstrate complex product concepts through partner stories.
- Bring structure to a complex partner ecosystem by clearly defining ownership, expectations, and workflows.
- Prioritize work in alignment with annual, quarterly, and campaign‑level marketing objectives, helping teams focus effort where it will have the greatest impact. What success looks like • Partner opportunities are integrated early into campaign and editorial planning
- Teams rely on shared frameworks, briefs, and documented guidance to execute partner content with confidence.
- Content quality improves through stronger editorial rigor, accuracy, and consistency.
- Partner activation becomes a scalable, repeatable system, not a series of one‑off requests.