VP Global Marketing
for headings: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We need to extract content.
From posting:
Location: Hybrid- Boston (2 days a week in our Boston Office) Status: Permanent Package: Competitive Salary, Remote/Home Working (with one-off allowance), Flexible Working, (2 Days in the office for our Hybrid workers) Development & Opportunity (Personal & Technical), Medical Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Life Insurance, Long Term & Short-Term Disability Insurance, Generous 401K (matching) Plan, Flexible Spending Account, Health Savings Account, 15 Days' Vacation + Plus Public Holidays + Buy and Sell Scheme.
Then description: At Instem, you’ll empower... (About the role). Then "Reporting to the Chief Commercial Officer..." etc. That's responsibilities.
Then "Our Culture & Work Environment." maybe part of About.
Then "Why join us as a VP Global Marketing?" repeated.
Then sections: What You’ll Be Doing with bullet points (actually paragraphs with semicolons). Those are responsibilities.
Then "Ready to Make a Difference? What We’re Looking For" with bullet list of qualifications.
We need Benefits: list of benefits given in Package line.
Pay: "Competitive Salary" mentioned. No specific number. Should we include Pay section? The rule: never create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections unless the posting actually states them. It states Competitive Salary, so we can include Pay with that phrase. Schedule: mentions Hybrid- Boston (2 days a week in our Boston Office) and Flexible Working, (2 Days in the office for our Hybrid workers). So schedule info present. So we can include Schedule.
Benefits: list many.
We must not include boilerplate like EEO, privacy, etc.
We must not repeat job title as heading.
We must not include Job ID.
We need to output only HTML fragment.
Structure:
About the role
...
Responsibilities
- ... each duty as li
Qualifications
with list. We could also split: Requirements maybe same as qualifications. But we should not create thin sections. Use one section for qualifications. Now Benefits: list from Package line: - Competitive Salary - Remote/Home Working (with one-off allowance) - Flexible Working - (2 Days in the office for our Hybrid workers) (maybe part of schedule) - Development & Opportunity (Personal & Technical) - Medical Insurance - Dental Insurance - Vision Insurance - Life Insurance - Long Term & Short-Term Disability Insurance - Generous 401K (matching) Plan - Flexible Spending Account - Health Savings Account - 15 Days' Vacation + Plus Public Holidays + Buy and Sell Scheme. We need Benefits section only if real content. Yes. Pay: Competitive Salary (maybe also mention remote allowance? but pay is salary). We'll put Pay section with "Competitive Salary". Schedule: Hybrid- Boston (2 days a week in our Boston Office), Flexible Working, (2 Days in the office for our Hybrid workers). We'll put Schedule section with that description. Now About the role: The introductory paragraph(s) before responsibilities: "At Instem, you’ll empower pharmaceutical companies, CROs, government agencies, academic institutions, by providing cutting-edge SaaS solutions and consultancy services designed to help researchers make discoveries, and to accelerate and advance their research programs. You’ll work with technology that supports over 50% of global drug discovery and is trusted by leading pharmaceutical, biotech and CRO organisations worldwide. Reporting to the Chief Commercial Officer, the VP of Global Marketing owns the strategy-to-execution engine that transforms scientific capability into measurable commercial growth. Operating in a SaaS-led life sciences business, you will architect and lead Instem's global marketing function—spanning product commercialization strategy, demand generation, customer advocacy, and engagement—while leading a distributed global team. Your mandate extends beyond tactical marketing support to include fundamental strategic work: developing compelling product narratives, defining stakeholder personas and market segmentation, building coherent pricing and platform positioning strategies, and ensuring marketing influence over product development from early development phases onward. Your north star is predictable MQL-to-revenue conversion that drives bookings. With AI capability and infrastructure already in place, you'll inherit the model, mature it, and scale engagement velocity while ensuring reporting integrity as strategy evolves. Our Culture & Work Environment. You’ll be part of a friendly, solutions-focused environment within a global business of over 400 people. Here, you’ll experience a high-performance culture balanced with genuine flexibility - we trust you to take ownership, deliver meaningful results, and work in a way that suits you. You’ll be encouraged to grow, share your ideas, and make a real impact. We’re passionate about creating a place where you can develop your skills, contribute confidently, and succeed in your career." We can combine into a paragraph. Now we must not include duplicated lines like "Why join us as a VP Global Marketing?" repeated. We'll omit. Now produce HTML. We need to ensure no extra whitespace? It's fine. Let's craft.About the role
At Instem, you’ll empower pharmaceutical companies, CROs, government agencies, academic institutions, by providing cutting-edge SaaS solutions and consultancy services designed to help researchers make discoveries, and to accelerate and advance their research programs. You’ll work with technology that supports over 50% of global drug discovery and is trusted by leading pharmaceutical, biotech and CRO organisations worldwide. Reporting to the Chief Commercial Officer, the VP of Global Marketing owns the strategy-to-execution engine that transforms scientific capability into measurable commercial growth. Operating in a SaaS-led life sciences business, you will architect and lead Instem's global marketing function—spanning product commercialization strategy, demand generation, customer advocacy, and engagement—while leading a distributed global team. Your mandate extends beyond tactical marketing support to include fundamental strategic work: developing compelling product narratives, defining stakeholder personas and market segmentation, building coherent pricing and platform positioning strategies, and ensuring marketing influence over product development from early development phases onward. Your north star is predictable MQL-to-revenue conversion that drives bookings. With AI capability and infrastructure already in place, you'll inherit the model, mature it, and scale engagement velocity while ensuring reporting integrity as strategy evolves. Our Culture & Work Environment. You’ll be part of a friendly, solutions-focused environment within a global business of over 400 people. Here, you’ll experience a high-performance culture balanced with genuine flexibility - we trust you to take ownership, deliver meaningful results, and work in a way that suits you. You’ll be encouraged to grow, share your ideas, and make a real impact. We’re passionate about creating a place where you can develop your skills, contribute confidently, and succeed in your career.
Responsibilities
- Define and develop compelling product narratives, use cases, and value propositions that differentiate Instem solutions in preclinical discovery and drug development markets
- Map and prioritize stakeholder ecosystems and influencer cohorts (beyond existing users) including study directors, toxicologists, IT leaders, and procurement decision-makers; establish micro-segmentation and persona-driven engagement strategies
- Architect coherent pricing and monetization strategy across the product portfolio to create consistency, transparency,