Head of Scientific and Medical Communications

Marketing Manager/Senior Communications Manager - R&D***** Hybrid- 3 days a week in Cambridge, MAis seeking a Senior Manager to support R&D Communications as a temporary member of the global Corporate Affairs team. This individual will play a critical role in supporting the Head of R&D Communications in executing internal and external communications plan that amplify ***s scientific narrative. This individual will help drive high-impact communications initiatives, support executive visibility, and contribute to storytelling efforts that connect R&Ds work to the companys broader mission.Strategic Communications Supporto Partner with the Head of R&D Communications to develop and execute integrated communication plans aligned with R&D and corporate priorities.o Translate complex scientific and medical concepts into compelling narratives for diverse audiences.o Develop and manage content for internal channels (e.g., town halls, newsletters, intranet) and external platforms (e.g., o Support preparation for internal and external engagements involving R&D leaders (ie briefing materials, talking points, presentation decks, etc.).• Content Developmento Originate and edit high-quality written materials including articles, announcements, video scripts, and executive communications.o Ensure consistency in messaging and tone across all R&D communications.• Stakeholder Management / Collaborationo Partner with R&D Chiefs of Staff, Corporate Communications, HR, and other cross-functional teams to align messaging and execution.5+ years of professional experience in communications, preferably in biotech, pharma, or healthcare.• Excellent writing skills and executive presence, including experience working with senior leaders.• Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects.• A passion for science-driven storytelling, with a familiarity with scientific terminology and the biotech regulatory.Bachelors degree required, ideally in Communications, Journalism, Public Relations, or a related field.

Created: 2025-09-24