EPM Scientific
Strategic Brand Marketing Manager - Pharmaceuticals
Job Overview
Job Overview
Located in the vibrant city of San Francisco, California, we are seeking an experienced Strategic Brand Marketing Manager to join our dynamic pharmaceuticals company. This position plays a crucial role in shaping our brand strategy and ensuring cohesive cross-collaborative efforts among Sales, Medical Affairs, and Commercial teams.
- Develop and execute innovative marketing strategies tailored to the life sciences sector.
- Collaborate effectively with Sales, Medical Affairs, and Commercial teams to align on brand vision and goals.
- Leverage market insights to drive brand growth and market share.
- Conduct market research and competitive intelligence to assess the evolving landscape and identify opportunities for growth.
- Analyze key metrics to refine marketing strategies, monitor brand performance, and adapt tactics to improve results.
- Assist in the execution of marketing programs and activities to support the brand's presence in the market.
- EPM: Utilize Enterprise Project Management skills to oversee major brand projects from conception through execution.
- Brand Management: Demonstrated experience in managing brands within the pharmaceuticals sector, ensuring alignment with corporate objectives.
- Strategic Thinking: Ability to think critically and strategically about long-term brand positioning and day-to-day operational challenges.
- Experience in cross-functional collaboration, with the ability to influence stakeholders and drive brand objectives.
- A Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Business, or a related field is required; an MBA or advanced degree is preferred.
This is a permanent role offering a competitive salary range of $130,000-$150,000k base plus bonus. The position requires three days per week on-site presence in San Francisco.
Ideal candidates will have at least 3 years of relevant experience in life sciences brand marketing. Strong analytical skills and a proven track record in strategic planning and cross-functional collaboration are essential.