US Marketing Postdoctoral Research Fellow
northeastern · Boston
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About the role
The US Marketing Fellowship with Alnylam offers a two‑year experiential program for Pharm.D. graduates to develop strategic brand planning, create marketing materials, and lead cross‑functional initiatives across patient, HCP, and medical education teams.
Key responsibilities
- Develop and execute strategic and tactical plans for the US TTR franchise.
- Create product messaging and disease awareness materials for both HCPs and patients across personal (field) and non‑personal (digital) channels.
- Support commercial activities at key conferences, including booth design, product theaters, and promotional sponsorships.
- Assess competitive landscape and contribute to brand strategy and messaging evolution.
- Participate in market research to generate actionable insights.
- Collaborate extensively with cross‑functional partners such as Medical Affairs, Legal, Regulatory, Patient Services, Market Access, Data & Analytics, Market Insights, Competitive Intelligence, Global Marketing, and US Commercial Field teams.
Required profile
- Doctor of Pharmacy degree from an ACPE‑accredited institution.
- Eligible for pharmacist licensure in Massachusetts.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Strong time management and leadership abilities.
- Proven project management experience and ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast‑paced, matrix environment.
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northeastern
Boston