FAQs
What is the primary mission of Siemens Grid Software?
The primary mission of Siemens Grid Software is to accelerate and secure the energy transition in a sustainable and profitable way.
Who will the Head of Marketing report to?
The Head of Marketing will report to the Chief Revenue Officer (CRO).
What key areas of marketing will the Head of Marketing oversee?
The Head of Marketing will oversee product marketing, field marketing, digital marketing, lead generation campaigns, and events.
What qualifications are required for the Head of Marketing position?
Candidates should have proven work experience as Head of Marketing in a software business, preferably within the energy and utilities sector, along with strong leadership skills and a BSc or MSc in Marketing, Business, or a relevant field.
Is experience in the SaaS transition important for this role?
Yes, experience in SaaS transition is ideally preferred for the Head of Marketing position.
What is the focus of the marketing strategies to be developed?
The focus of the marketing strategies will be to increase brand awareness and drive customer acquisition in the energy and utilities sector, particularly regarding energy transition and new product launches.
Will the Head of Marketing work with other departments?
Yes, the Head of Marketing will collaborate closely with Product and Sales teams, as well as the Communications team, to align marketing efforts with the company’s growth strategy.
What kind of skills should the ideal candidate possess?
The ideal candidate should possess strong leadership skills, excellent communication and interpersonal skills, an analytical mindset, and in-depth knowledge of Account Based Marketing.
What is emphasized in the company culture regarding the energy market?
A passion for sustainable energy and a deep understanding of energy transition dynamics are emphasized in the company culture.
How will success in this role be measured?
Success will be measured by setting, monitoring, and reporting on team goals, as well as analyzing consumer behavior, market trends, and regulatory changes.