Overview

The Simons Foundation is seeking a Marketing Communications Manager to lead the development and execution of integrated, multi-channel marketing strategies aimed at advancing scientific research.

Key Responsibilities

Leading end-to-end integrated marketing campaigns across digital and traditional channels
Aligning marketing strategies with organisational research priorities and objectives
Enhancing visibility of funding, research, and academic opportunities
Acting as a strategic advisor to senior leadership on communications and positioning
Ensuring consistent messaging across all platforms and audience touchpoints
Developing integrated marketing plans with measurable goals and performance indicators
Managing audience segmentation strategies to target researchers, institutions, and stakeholders
Designing audience journeys that encourage engagement, applications, and participation
Partnering with editorial, digital, and creative teams to produce multimedia content
Leading promotional strategies for events such as webinars, workshops, and symposia
Overseeing campaign workflows, timelines, and content calendars
Implementing optimisation strategies to improve engagement and campaign effectiveness

Requirements

A bachelor’s degree (advanced degree or scientific/research experience is advantageous)
Minimum five years of experience in integrated marketing, preferably in mission-driven environments
Proven experience managing multi-channel marketing campaigns with measurable outcomes
Ability to communicate complex or technical subject matter effectively
Strong editorial judgement and professional writing ability
Familiarity with CRM systems, email marketing tools, and analytics platforms
Excellent project management and organisational capabilities
Ability to interpret data and optimise campaign performance

Benefits

The role offers an annual salary range between $95,000 and $115,000, depending on experience, along with a comprehensive benefits package designed to support employee wellbeing and professional development.