Field Marketing Manager

Fingerprint empowers enterprises to detect and stop online fraud with the world’s most accurate device intelligence. We lead our industry with bleeding-edge identification capabilities and work on turning new ideas and discoveries in the fraud detection space into reality. Our customers range from innovative startups to leading enterprise companies, including Plaid, Dropbox, and Booking.com.

Fingerprint is a globally dispersed, 100% remote company. We were named on on the 2026 Forbes Best Startup Employers list and ranked #803 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies.

We have raised $77M and are backed by Craft Ventures ( Tesla, Facebook, Airbnb ), Nexus Venture Partners ( Postman , Apollo.io, MinIO , Druva) and Uncorrelated Ventures ( Redis, Rollbar, Gradle ).

About the role:

Fingerprint is looking for a Field Marketing Manager to join our lean, high impact marketing team. Reporting to the Director of Field & Partner Marketing, this role is focused primarily on building and scaling Fingerprint’s strategic field marketing execution. This is a highly visible builder role for someone who thrives in fast moving environments, embraces ambiguity, and wants to help shape how a high growth B2B SaaS company scales its GTM strategy.

You’ll work cross functionally with Sales, Demand Generation, and Marketing leadership to launch strategic GTM motions and accelerate pipeline growth. In support of the broader Field & Events organization, you’ll contribute to pipeline driving field programs, hosted experiences, executive engagement moments, and strategic event execution.

Responsibilities:

Execute regional field events tied to ABM and enterprise pipeline generation strategies, including executive dinners, roundtables, hosted experiences, trade shows and partner enabled events

Lead onsite logistics, vendor coordination, attendee management, and operational execution across conferences, activations, and hosted programs

Analyze, track and report on event ROI, pipeline influence, sourced opportunities, and engagement metrics

Influence the strategies for pre-event and post-event communications, executive outreach, attendee experiences, and follow-up coordination

Collaborate cross-functionally with Marketing, Revenue, and Executive Leadership teams to ensure event alignment with broader GTM priorities

Negotiate and execute contracts for large- and small-scale events

Collaborate with our design team to ensure all aspects of our presence, merch and collateral represents the Fingerprint brand

Qualifications:

4+ years of B2B SaaS marketing experience, including experience in field marketing

Experience supporting field marketing programs including executive events, ABM activations, conferences, and regional demand generation programs

Strong project management and operational skills with the ability to manage multiple stakeholders, timelines, and deliverables simultaneously

Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to create partner facing collateral, internal enablement materials, presentations, and executive communications

Comfortable working cross functionally across Sales, Partnerships, Demand Generation, Product Marketing, Revenue Operations, and Executive Leadership

Data driven mindset with experience tracking performance metrics, pipeline impact, and campaign effectiveness

Comfortable operating in a fast-moving, high-growth environment with evolving priorities and a high level of autonomy

Willingness to travel for events, partner meetings, and strategic programs (approximately 30-40%)

You are creative, innovative, and always think outside the box

Comfortable working autonomously in a fully remote environment using tools such as Slack, Google Workspace, and Zoom

Nice to Have:

Experience at a fraud prevention, identity verification, cybersecurity, fintech, or enterprise SaaS company

Familiarity with tools such as Asana, Notion, Salesforce, HubSpot, PRM systems, and marketing automation platforms

Compensation & Transparency

At Fingerprint, we believe in pay transparency — it's part of how we operate as a distributed, remote-first team. Salaries are based on function, level, and geographic location, benchmarked against similar stage growth companies.

Because this role is open across the United States and can be based anywhere our team members work from, the salary range reflects that geographic breadth: $118,000 - $160,000 USD.

Some example salaries for specific locations are below:

NYC, Boston, LA: $139,000 - $160,000 USD

Chicago: $118,000 - $136,000 USD

Final offer amounts are determined by multiple factors, including the successful candidate's location, experience, and expertise, and may vary from the amounts listed above.

Due to regulatory and security reasons, there’s a small number of countries where we cannot have Fingerprint teammates based. Additionally, because Fingerprint is an all-remote company and people can join our workforce from almost any country, we do not sponsor visas. Fingerprint teammates need to be authorized to work from their home location.

We are dedicated to creating an inclusive work environment for everyone. We embrace and celebrate the unique experiences, perspectives and cultural backgrounds that each employee brings to our workplace. Fingerprint strives to foster an environment where our employees feel respected, valued and empowered, and our team members are at the forefront in helping us promote and sustain an inclusive workplace. We highly encourage people from underrepresented groups in tech to apply.

If you are applying as a resident of California, please read our CCPA notice here .

If you are applying as a resident of the EU, please read our GDPR notice here.

**We have noticed a rise in recruiting impersonations across the industry, where scammers attempt to access candidates' personal and financial information through fake interviews and offers. All Fingerprint recruiting email communications will always come from the @fingerprint.com domain. Any outreach claiming to be from Fingerprint via other sources should be ignored.