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Product Manager (Genomics Assay)

Cambridge

About biomodal

Join the multiomic revolution! Over the last 20 years, genomic technologies have enabled significant discoveries that bring the promise of personalised medicine closer than ever before. But after two decades of research, it’s clear that genetic variation only tells part of the story – biology is dynamic and more complex than A, C, T, G. Already, the added information from a multiomic view of biology is yielding important insights into cancer, ageing, and neurological disease, and is poised to revolutionise how we understand health and disease beyond canonical variation in DNA.

biomodal is an omics-based life sciences technology and analytics company, delivering products that bring the dynamism of our ever-changing biology into focus. Our team is dedicated to developing the most advanced solutions to interrogate and understand the complex interplay of genomics and epigenomics.

We have launched our first products, the duet +modC and duet evoC solutions, with more in the pipeline, and are looking to grow and evolve our business accordingly.  This is an incredible opportunity to step into an exciting, early-stage company at the cutting edge of science with exceptional growth and market impact potential.

Multiomics is the future – come and join the biomodal team!

The Team

biomodal's Product Marketing function is a highly impactful group that works across the UK and US.  It encompasses product management, technical marketing, regional marketing, digital marketing and product marketing, focusing on maximising biomodal's outreach and early adopter engagement.  Given the nature of biomodal's evolution, the Product Marketing team Is highly hands-on and visible throughout the organisation, working with R&D, Informatics, Corporate and senior leadership. 

There is a strong customer focus at biomodal and the Product Marketing function serves at the front line of this endeavour.

 

The Role

As our Product Manager you will be supporting the development of multiomic assays, innovative workflows designed to seamlessly replace a standard NGS assay to unlock the 6-base genome in a single workflow.  You’ll bring the voice of the customer to development and enable the sales and marketing teams to promote and sell our assay product portfolio. You’ll work cross-functionally with R&D, marketing, sales, and operations to bring products from concept to market—and beyond.

Your mission includes:

  • Championing customer needs throughout the product lifecycle
  • Defining product needs and communicating a clear vision
  • Conducting market and competitive research to identify opportunities
  • Collaborating with marketing to craft compelling messaging and campaigns
  • Leading cross-functional teams to deliver high-impact products
  • Equipping sales and support teams with the tools they need to succeed
  • Using your technical depth and understanding of NGS and clinical applications to build informative and emotive materials that support commercial activities.
  • Tracking product performance and driving continuous improvement

 

The Person

The ideal candidate will have direct experience of clinical markets and liquid biopsy (LBx) applications, and be enthused by the promise of bringing omics to the clinic.  This should be coupled with a strong understanding of genomics and NGS workflows in addition to a broader understanding of biology.  We are looking for someone who genuinely loves the science behind products/technology and is willing to dive deep in to technically dense material.

They should thrive in a customer-facing environment and enjoy a role that sits at the junction of innovation and commercialization. 

Skills and Experience:

  • BSc in the biosciences as a minimum but a higher degree in the life sciences preferred.
  • Direct experience within the LBx space, either technically or commercially (ideally both).
  • Be part of a mission-driven team at the forefront of biotech innovation.
  • Work in a collaborative, cross-functional environment.
  • Enjoy a role that blends science, strategy, and customer impact.
  • Have a flair for communication, both written and verbal, and be comfortable presenting to groups and attending events.
  • Thrive in a culture that values curiosity, creativity, and continuous learning.

This role would suit an individual who wants to make their technical/commercial experience in the clinical/NGS count and support biomodal’s aim to drive methylation into the diagnostics arena.

 

Benefits

  • Annual bonus scheme
  • 10% pension
  • 25 days annual leave
  • Private medical cover
  • Company equity

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