Business Personal Systems (BPS) Product Marketing Portfolio Strategist
Description -
HP is the world’s leading personal systems and printing company. We create technology that enables hybrid work and makes life better for everyone, everywhere.
The Integral Business Personal Systems Product Marketing Team is the engine that turns insight into competitive advantage and strategy into growth. We shape what HP builds by bringing forward deep customer and market intelligence, define how we win through clear, differentiated portfolio positioning, and power how we go to market through compelling narratives, playbooks, and experiences that drive demand and adoption. By aligning teams end-to-end and unifying the story across the portfolio, we don’t just support the business—we aim to shift buying behavior, accelerate growth, and make HP the brand customers choose by default.
Job Description
The role of the Commercial Product Marketing Portfolio Strategist is to strengthen intersection points between product launch functions within Business Personal Systems to steer and influence insight-led creation of value propositions, product marketing messaging, and narrative positioning across the Commercial portfolio and product lifecycle.
They possess a unique mastery and are the subject matter expert on portfolio strategy, future innovation roadmaps, positioning frameworks, and strategic narratives, ensuring alignment across current and future offerings.
Their focus is on creating clear line-of-sight across the portfolio—from category to product line to individual products—ensuring strategic fluidity, differentiation, and coherence moving from current to future innovations. They act as the central portfolio strategist and connective lead across Business Insights, ELT, Strategy & Planning, Product GBU teams, BPS NPI, Category/4P Comms, and Commercial Marketing.
Responsibilities
- Own and drive end-to-end portfolio positioning strategy across portfolio → product line → series → prod
📌 Business Personal Systems (Barcelona)
🏢 HP
📍 Barcelona