US Life Sciences Vertical Market Leader

Siemens; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 171,000 - 293,000; Full time

Job summary

Siemens is seeking a US Head of Vertical Market – Life Sciences to lead growth strategy and market execution across the Life Sciences vertical. The role connects Siemens businesses, customers, and executives to translate market insights into actionable portfolio priorities and investments.

You will drive cross‑functional collaboration, orchestrate opportunities, and build a US vertical ecosystem that accelerates growth while aligning with global priorities.

Qualifications

• Minimum 10+ years in Life Sciences, pharma, biotech, or med devices.
• Strong strategic & executive stakeholder management experience.
• Proven ability to drive cross‑functional growth initiatives across large organizations.
• Experience shaping market strategy and GTM plans in regulated environments.
• Willingness to travel ~30–40%.
• Eligible to work in the U.S. without visa sponsorship.

Responsibilities

• Lead growth strategy and business plan for the Life Sciences vertical in the US.
• Coordinate with global verticals, Siemens businesses, customers and partners.
• Translate market insights into portfolio priorities and investments.
• Drive opportunity capture, cross‑business orchestration, and executive sponsorship.
• Build US vertical communities and align sales, marketing, and ecosystem partners.

Skills

Life Sciences domain knowledge

Strategic leadership

Cross-functional collaboration

Executive communication

Travel willingness

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Job description

Siemens is seeking a US Head of Vertical Market – Life Sciences to lead growth strategy and market execution across the Life Sciences vertical. The role connects Siemens businesses, customers, and executives to translate market insights into actionable portfolio priorities and investments.

You will drive cross‑functional collaboration, orchestrate opportunities, and build a US vertical ecosystem that accelerates growth while aligning with global priorities.