Marketing Manager, Eastern Europe

Key Responsibilities Lead and manage all marketing activities across Eastern Europe, including branding, channel co-marketing, product marketing, and communications. Conduct in-depth analysis of PV module market dynamics, competitive landscape, and partner ecosystem across Eastern Europe. Develop and execute localized marketing strategies aligned with regional market needs and the company's overall strategy. Lead product launch campaigns, seasonal promotions, and targeted marketing initiatives for Eastern European markets. Establish and strengthen joint marketing partnerships with distributors and key partners across the region. Leverage partners' digital and physical channel resources to enhance the visibility and market preference for brand and products. Provide marketing support to channel partners and collaborate closely with Business Development teams to drive sales growth. Plan and execute regional brand events, industry trade shows, technical seminars, and customer engagement activities. Collaborate with the global brand team and European Marketing HQ to ensure consistency in brand messaging and PR activities. Identify, evaluate, and onboard local marketing and communication service partners for effective campaign implementation. Requirements 5+ years of relevant marketing experience in the European market; experience in Eastern Europe is a strong advantage. Industry background is flexible, though experience in renewable energy or related sectors is beneficial. Proven expertise in B2B/B2C brand building, channel co-marketing, and value-based product marketing. Fluent in English for professional daily use. Fluent in Polish (mandatory requirement for the Eastern Europe region). Additional Central and Eastern European languages (e.g., Czech, Romanian) are considered a strong advantage. Business-oriented mindset with a strong results-driven approach. Proactive, responsible, and committed to delivering high-quality outcomes. Prior experience in the photovoltaic (PV) or renewable energy industry is preferred.