Product Marketing Manager, Epigenetics & Developmental Biology

Danvers, MA (On-site)

$138K/yr – $189K/yrMid Level5+ years expFull time

Posted 5 weeks ago

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Job Summary

Own product marketing strategy and launch plans that differentiate the portfolio, set pricing and channel approaches, and drive adoption.

  • Own product marketing strategy and launch plans that differentiate the portfolio, set pricing and channel approaches, and drive adoption.
  • Lead messaging and assets for Academia, BioPharma, and CRO/CDMO segments, with VoC-informed campaign ideas.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Product Marketing Strategy / Positioning (25%): Create and implement a strategic product marketing plan that highlights product differentiation and value (including pricing and channel strategy) aligned with business objectives, supporting the existing portfolio, product launches, customer acquisition, and revenue growth.
  • Develop compelling product positioning and messaging that differentiates the portfolio and resonates with key audiences across multiple customer segments (Academia, BioPharma, CRO/CDMO)
  • Ensure alignment with brand and corporate strategies across all product marketing efforts.
  • Establish frameworks and metrics to measure the success of product launches, including adoption rates, customer feedback, and sales performance.
  • Campaign Development & Execution (25%): Design and execute integrated marketing campaigns to drive product adoption, protect market share, and expand into new markets.
  • Oversee the creation and ongoing maintenance of compelling product content (including web, collateral, whitepapers, webinars, case studies, blogs) that educates target audiences and supports campaign objectives.
  • Collaborate with MarCom and Channel Owners to ensure campaign tactics leverage multimedia, social media, and digital marketing strategies to enhance portfolio awareness and generate high-quality leads.
  • Collaborate with regional marketing teams to localize campaigns and ensure alignment with market-specific strategies.
  • Integrate customer feedback (VoC) into campaign strategies to enhance relevance and impact.
  • Sales Enablement & Collaboration (20%): Partner with sales teams to develop and deliver training, tools, and resources to effectively communicate product benefits and value propositions that drive customer engagement and conversion.
  • Align marketing initiatives with sales strategies to optimize lead generation, pipeline velocity, and revenue growth.
  • Lead regular training sessions to ensure that sales and customer-facing teams are prepared to represent the product portfolio.
  • Support distributors and e-commerce platforms with targeted resources and programs to drive sales success.
  • Market Analysis & Competitive Intelligence (10%): Conduct ongoing market research to identify industry trends, customer pain points, and competitive offerings.
  • Leverage insights to identify market opportunities and threats, informing pricing strategies, product roadmaps, and differentiation tactics.
  • Develop market segmentation and customer personas based on data-driven insights to guide targeted marketing efforts.
  • Provide actionable recommendations to improve market share and customer satisfaction based on continuous product performance analysis.
  • Portfolio Strategy and Expansion (10%): Partner with R&D and broader Strategic Marketing to develop and execute a comprehensive roadmap to enhance the reagent antibody portfolio through new products, services, diversification, and applications.
  • Build robust business cases for portfolio expansion, including market opportunity assessments and revenue projections.
  • Performance Tracking & Reporting (5%): Work with MarCom and Channel Owners to define KPIs and success metrics to evaluate the effectiveness of product marketing campaigns and initiatives? Use analytics to monitor product performance, market share, and campaign results, reporting insights to senior leadership.
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Cell Signaling Technology (CST)

Founded by research scientists in 1999, Cell Signaling Technology (CST) is a private, family-owned company that prides itself on operating as a research institute developing quality products for other researchers. Active in the field of applied systems biology research, particularly as it relates to cancer, CST understands the importance of using antibodies.That's why all of our antibodies are painstakingly validated for multiple applications by our Ph.D. level scientists. And the same CST scientists who helped produce your antibody will also provide technical support, methods, and guidance needed to achieve the most reliable results.Check out our website!For Research Use Only. Not for Use in Diagnostic Procedures.

Founded in 1999
Danvers, Massachusetts, USA
1.8K employees (125 in marketing)

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488.2K
Monthly Google Ads Budget
$51.6K
Traffic Source Mix
Search
57.7%
Direct
35.1%
Referral
5.7%
Social
0.7%
Paid
0.7%

Headcount Trend

Current headcount: ~1.8K

Marketing Team

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89 (5% of company)
Median Tenure
7 years
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