Director - Product Marketing - Clinical Operations

United StatesFull-TimeDirector

Salary125000 - 200000 USD per year

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Experience: 7+ years

Requirements

7+ years of experience in B2B product marketing
At least 2+ years in a people management role
Strong ability to independently lead initiatives in a fast-paced, high-growth environment
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
Strong focus on clarity, conciseness, and storytelling
Proven ability to translate complex technical or product concepts into compelling market-facing messaging
Strategic thinker with strong attention to detail and execution excellence
Experience building strong cross-functional relationships across product, marketing, and sales teams
Ability to quickly learn complex products and industries, particularly in enterprise SaaS or life sciences environments
Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Business, or a related field

Responsibilities

Lead and develop a team of product marketers, ensuring high-quality execution, strong prioritization, and alignment across initiatives.
Own product marketing strategy and content development for key Clinical Operations solutions, including messaging, positioning, and sales enablement materials.
Partner closely with product strategy teams to translate product vision and roadmap into clear external messaging and market narratives.
Develop and execute annual product marketing plans in collaboration with field marketing and cross-functional stakeholders.
Contribute to major customer-facing events, including agenda development, customer storytelling, and supporting conference content execution.
Support sales enablement efforts and assist in field marketing campaigns to strengthen go-to-market impact.
Ensure consistency and clarity in messaging across all content formats, including presentations, written materials, and internal communications.

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