Demand Gen Marketer

Job Description

🧬 Let's accelerate medical innovation

At Power, we're making clinical trials easy to navigate for all patients.

Today, patients look to promising medical research when standard treatments have failed them. Unfortunately, there is no single source of truth that patients can understand and trust. The status quo is a government run website which is written in complex medical jargon that is impossible for most people to navigate.

At the same time, clinical trials are the bottleneck on medical innovation—new medicine takes almost 10 years to test, costs >

$2B to develop, and over 86% of all clinical trials are delayed because they can't find enough patients. This is one of the biggest problems facing the life science industry.

Power is the easiest way for patients to access promising new studies. We help more patients find treatments, and accelerate the discovery of novel medicine as we go.

🏹 The role

Power is reaching the point where our product really works. Given this, we’re looking for a demand gen marketer to help us scale our GTM motions.

If we were to zoom in, you’ll likely spend time :

• Orchestrating our b2b marketing function. You’ll come up with and execute marketing / growth initiatives to engage, identify, and capture demand from clinical trial sponsors.
• Building automation and growth systems. We’ll approach demand gen as a compounding system. Once we figure out something’s working, you’ll build the tools, automations, and agents to enable those activities to scale many times over.
• Data and analytics. You’ll obsess with data. Every visitor, email, and interaction will be measured, quantified, and built into an ongoing hypothesis for how to grow faster.

This role will be based in our SF office.

📊 Ideal Qualifications :

🔎 The product

Power is the most patient-friendly marketplace resource for clinical trials. We’re striving to build a tool that’s

✉️ If this sounds like your kind of adventure

We'd love to hear from you. Email brandon@withpower.com

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