What makes us Qlik?A Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader for 16 years in a row, Qlik helps teams get more out of AI with trusted data products, a powerful analytics engine, and AI agents. This helps teams reduce risk and operating costs while scaling AI responsibly. Used by 75% of the Fortune 500, Qlik works with the systems organisations already use, maintaining flexibility without lock-in.The Senior Field Marketing Manager RoleThis is your opportunity to take ownership of Qlik’s UK field marketing strategy and play a highly visible role at the intersection of marketing, sales, customers and revenue growth.As Senior Field Marketing Manager for the UK, you’ll own the UK field marketing plan from strategy through execution, using Account-Based Experience (ABX) as a core framework to engage strategic enterprise accounts, create pipeline, accelerate opportunities and expand Qlik’s footprint.You won’t just run campaigns. You’ll act as a strategic marketing partner to UK Sales leadership, bringing together market insight, account intelligence,



creativity and data to determine where marketing can have the greatest commercial impact.Working closely with Sales, Account Executives, BDRs, Customer Success, Alliances and Marketing, you’ll translate business and territory priorities into integrated programmes that create meaningful customer engagement and measurable revenue outcomes.If you’re an experienced B2B field marketer ready for greater strategic ownership, executive visibility and direct commercial impact, this is that opportunity.What makes this role interesting?This is not a traditional field marketing role focused simply on events and campaign execution. You’ll have the opportunity to shape how Qlik engages some of the UK’s most important enterprise organisations and influence the full journey from account engagement through to pipeline and expansion.You’ll have the opportunity to:• Own and execute Qlik’s UK field marketing strategy, aligned to revenue, pipeline and strate

📌 Field Marketing m (España)
🏢 Qliktech
📍 España