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10 months ago
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Marketing Lead

My client is the automation engine for admin-free clinical trials. Their mission is to enable faster, more successful clinical trials by engineering smart software that safely automates back-office admin across the full lifecycle. They are a London-based start-up founded in 2020.

About the role

The Marketing Lead will play a critical role in driving brand awareness, customer acquisition, and overall growth for my client and their industry-leading platforms. Reporting to the executive team, you will spearhead their marketing strategy, working closely with product, sales, and data teams to ensure that their innovative solutions resonate with our target audience.

As the Marketing Lead, you will be responsible for leading marketing initiatives with creativity and data-driven decision-making. Your strategic vision will drive the expansion of their products, amplify our brand presence globally, and accelerate their business growth in a highly competitive industry.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute the overall marketing strategy to drive brand recognition and customer acquisition.

  • Lead integrated marketing campaigns across multiple channels (digital, content, social media, PR, events) to engage target audiences, including CROs, sponsors, and other stakeholders in the clinical trial space

  • Optimize website and digital content for SEO to improve search rankings and organic traffic

  • Work closely with cross-functional teams, including product and sales, to align marketing initiatives with business goals and product launches

  • Monitor and optimize marketing performance using key metrics such as ROI, CAC, and LTV to ensure campaigns deliver measurable results

    Requirements

  • 3+ years of experience in a senior marketing role, ideally within the SaaS, healthcare, or life science sectors

  • 2+ years of experience leading marketing initiatives and executing go-to-market strategies for technology-driven products

  • Proven expertise in content marketing, SEO, and data-driven campaign optimization

  • Strong understanding of digital marketing, including social media and content strategy

  • An analytical mindset with the ability to translate data into actionable insights

  • Proficiency in tools like Google Analytics, Google Ads, and social media platforms (e.g., LinkedIn, Meta)

  • Passion for healthcare innovation and working in a dynamic start-up environment

    Desirable

  • Experience managing paid digital advertising (SEM, social media ads)

  • Knowledge of email marketing, PR, and event marketing

  • Familiarity with marketing automation tools and CRM systems

  • Experience building relationships with industry influencers and organizations

    Benefits

  • 28 days of annual leave (including statutory)

  • Remote work available

  • An excellent opportunity to contribute to and be a part of building and delivering a scaling business strategy in a unique space

  • Performance-based bonus scheme

  • Growth opportunities within the role

  • Experienced team, fun working environment

  • Bespoke training based on personal goals and ambitions

  • UK visa sponsorship

  • Work from home

    Schedule:

  • Monday to Friday

  • Hybrid working

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