Senior Field Marketing Manager - Public Sector (EMEA)

Datadog is seeking a Senior Field Marketing Manager to drive growth in the Public Sector across the EMEA region - initially within the United Kingdom. This role is pivotal to driving pipeline and business growth through a combination of in-person events, virtual programs, executive engagement, and ABM tactics.

We are seeking a seasoned enterprise marketer with a proven track record in developing and executing integrated marketing programs that drive awareness, engagement, pipeline creation, and customer growth across government, defence, education, healthcare, and broader public sector organisations throughout the region. You will work closely with sales leadership, partner teams, and cross-functional marketing stakeholders to deliver impactful campaigns and events that support Datadog’s growth objectives across EMEA Public Sector markets.

At Datadog, we place value in our office culture - the relationships and collaboration it builds and the creativity it brings to the table. We operate as a hybrid workplace to ensure our Datadogs can create a work-life harmony that best fits them.

What You’ll Do

Develop and execute the field marketing strategy for Datadog’s EMEA Public Sector business, aligned to regional pipeline and revenue goals

Partner closely with sales leaders and account teams to understand market priorities and create programs that drive awareness, engagement, opportunity creation, and customer expansion

Own the marketing pipeline from start to finish

Collaborate with global and regional marketing teams to deliver integrated campaigns across digital, partner, content, and event channels

Plan and execute industry events, trade shows, executive programs, customer engagements, and Datadog-hosted experiences

Measure, analyse, and communicate program performance, using data-driven insights to optimise results and scale best practices

Support strategic Datadog events and industry conferences, including customer summits, partner events, roadshows, and