Product Marketer

Speedrun Talent Network; South San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary and equity

Medical, dental, and vision coverage

401(k)

Unlimited PTO

Lunch and snacks in office

Regular team offsites

Culture of excellence and speed

Job summary

Phylo is seeking a marketing leader to shape product positioning, create customer stories, and drive launches for AI-enabled life sciences tools. You will partner with product, engineering, and scientific teams to translate complex capabilities into credible customer value and scalable marketing programs.

You will own the launch strategy, write copy, develop demos, and collaborate on a plan that prioritizes high-impact stories and qualified opportunities, helping Phylo extend its brand in

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience taking AI products to market with credible customer value.
• Ability to explain capabilities to scientists and R&D leaders.
• Experience in pharma, biotech, or life sciences is preferred; ability to ramp quickly is valuable.

Responsibilities

• Develop positioning grounded in customer work.
• Build customer stories from evidence.
• Own product launches with audience, message, and plan.
• Run a focused marketing plan and measure adoption and opportunities.
• Inform Phylo's broader brand and marketing strategy.

Skills

AI product marketing

Research collaboration

AI-native workflow

Writing and editing

User interviewing

Execution in small teams

Job description

About Phylo

Phylo is an applied research lab building agentic intelligence to accelerate discovery for every biomedical scientist. We believe AI agents will fundamentally transform how biomedical research is done. Our fast-growing team brings together researchers and engineers across AI and biology, commercializing the Biomni platform.
Our growing team brings together world class researchers and engineers across AI and biology. Backed by a $13.5M seed round led by a16z, Menlo Ventures and Anthropic, and advised by Nobel Prize laureate and pioneering biologists, Phylo is building the next generation of AI systems for the life sciences.

About the Role

This is a hands-on individual contributor role. You'll shape priorities with the founding team, build the foundations for how we bring products to market, and help define how product marketing contributes to Phylo's overall brand and marketing strategy. You'll own work from the initial idea through writing, launch, and follow-through, working closely with product, engineering, scientific, and commercial colleagues. There is plenty of opportunity to take on broader brand and marketing ownership as the company grows.

What you'll do

• Develop positioning grounded in customer work. Understand the problems scientists are trying to solve, how they work today, and why they choose Biomni Lab. Turn those insights into clear messages for scientific users and pharma decision-makers. Bring a recommendation, test it in conversations, and refine it as the product develops.

• Build customer stories from evidence. Work directly with customers and our Forward-Deployed Strategists to identify useful workflows, document the starting point and results, and understand what we can credibly say. Personally write case studies, use cases, and walkthroughs; coordinate scientific review and customer approval; and get them in front of the right audience.

• Own product launches. Define the audience, message, and launch plan with the product team. Write the copy, develop demos and supporting materials, coordinate contributors, and learn from what people try and use after launch.

• Run a focused marketing plan. Prioritize the stories and launches that matter, manage reviews and deadlines, and own distribution. Measure useful customer conversations, adoption, and contribution to qualified opportunities alongside engagement.

• Inform Phylo's broader brand and marketing strategy. Bring customer insights, positioning, and launch learnings to the founding team to help shape the company story, priority audiences, and where marketing should focus.

What you bring

• Hands-on experience taking AI products to market is required. You've personally owned positioning, launches, demos, and customer materials for a product whose core value depends on AI. You can explain its capabilities and limitations, translate them into credible customer value, and show work you created and shipped.

• The ability to follow a research workflow, ask useful questions, and communicate credibly with scientists and R&D leaders. Experience in pharma, biotech, or life sciences is strongly preferred, whether within those organizations or marketing software for scientific R&D, but if you're unfamiliar, the ability to very quickly learn and ramp up is extremely valuable.

• An AI-native way of working: you use AI tools effectively in your daily work, but have strong product and creative taste.

• Excellent writing and editing. You can explain a complex capability clearly and simply, and concretely demonstrate relevance to scientists.

• Strong customer / user interviewing skills and good evidence judgment: you know what a result supports, what remains uncertain, and what you need to ask next.

• Strong execution in a small team. You can make a recommendation, resolve conflicting feedback, and carry a project through without a large supporting organization.

This is a 5 days a week role out of our South San Francisco office (close to Caltrain).

Why Join Us?

• Competitive salary and equity share in building the future of biomedical discovery

• Full medical, dental, and vision coverage, including free therapy sessions and eyewear stipend

• 401(k) to help you build long-term financial security (US only)

• Unlimited PTO to recharge when you need it (US only)

• Lunch and snacks when you're in the office

• Regular team offsites and company events

• A culture of excellence and speed - we move fast, think big, and support each other every step of the way

• Your work will directly impact our mission to 100X biomedical discoveries through AI