Genentech is hiring a Customer Marketing Team Director to lead its healthcare professional (HCP) marketing strategy in the Gastrointestinal (GI) therapeutic area, supporting an anticipated novel therapy launch. The role leads and inspires a team of marketers and develops an insight-driven customer engagement strategy to educate specialists, address entrenched prescribing habits, and establish Genentech products as the standard of care. Success includes building and executing a robust customer engagement strategy that positions Genentech as a leader in GI care. The position translates brand strategy into customer strategy, tactical plans, and integrated campaigns across channels. It uses customer journeys, personas, market and competitor insights, and other data to identify barriers and develop relevant content. The director is accountable for customer goals over both short-term and long-term horizons and collaborates with therapeutic area marketers and senior marketing leadership to influence brand objectives. The director oversees compliant content development and execution, agency and Promotional Review Committee partnerships, media budgets and Agency of Record spending, campaign measurement and optimization, and collaboration with analytics, operations, and field teams. The role also leads initiatives with broader organizational impact and is responsible for team capacity planning, enablement, coaching, development, and people practices. The position is based in South San Francisco, California, with a hybrid schedule requiring three days per week on campus. Relocation assistance is not available. The expected salary range is $200,300–$371,900, with actual pay based on experience, qualifications, location, and other permitted factors. A discretionary annual bonus may be available based on individual and company performance. Benefits are referenced through a link in the posting.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director