Responsibilities
- Lead end-to-end go-to-market strategy for new product collections, from planning through execution, ensuring alignment with merchandising, creative, and sales teams.
- Conducting market research, gathering customer feedback, and crafting compelling product narratives that elevate storytelling across multiple channels.
- Developing a product roadmap and launching the brand narrative around craftsmanship.
- Taking action post-launch, evaluating successes, improving sales, and product positioning.
- Partner with the design and product development teams to ensure marketing is grounded in product integrity, materials, and craftsmanship.
- Monitor and report on product marketing KPIs (sell-through, engagement, retention), using insights to refine future launches and messaging.
Requirements
- 7+ years of product marketing experience, with at least 3 years in a fine or fashion jewelry business.
- Deep understanding of the luxury consumer mindset, jewelry lifecycle (launches, seasonal drops, capsule collections), and omnichannel retail.
- Proven success launching campaigns or collections across digital, retail, and experiential channels.
- Exceptional copywriting, storytelling, and visual communication skills with attention to detail and brand consistency.
- Strong cross-functional project management abilities, particularly with product, creative, and retail teams.
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At Diamond Foundry, our mission is to create the future of diamond. We developed proprietary reactor technology capable of forming plasma as hot as the sun at unprecedented density to produce diamond at mining scale. In our zero-emission foundry, we sustainably create diamond for the jewelry and semiconductor industries. Our VRAI brand brings iconic innovation in diamond jewelry direct to consumers. For more information on how we’re creating the future, visit www.diamondfoundry.com. Fast Company World's Most Innovative Company TIME Best Inventions Business Insider’s 21 Most Innovative Tech Startups CNBC’s Top 50 Disruptors Inc’s 25 Most Disruptive Companies





