EPM Scientific
Product Manager - NGS

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Product Manager, Genomics & Molecular Diagnostics
Location: UK (Hybrid)
An innovative organisation within the genomics and molecular diagnostics space is looking for a commercially minded Product Manager to support the growth and development of a cutting-edge NGS portfolio.
This role sits at the intersection of science, product strategy, and commercial execution, working closely with both R&D and commercial teams to bring new products to market and drive adoption across clinical, research, and pharmaceutical customers.
Key Requirements
- Degree in Molecular Biology, Genomics, Genetics, or a related life science discipline
- Commercial experience in life sciences, diagnostics, genomics, or molecular biology
- Strong understanding of NGS technologies and their clinical applications
- Experience collaborating with both scientific/R&D teams and customer-facing commercial functions
- Ability to gather customer insights and translate them into product strategy
- Commercial mindset with an understanding of market dynamics, product positioning, and growth opportunities
- Strong analytical and communication skills
- Willingness to travel internationally when required
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- Passionate about advancing molecular diagnostics and precision medicine
- Naturally curious about emerging technologies and scientific developments
- Hard-working, proactive, and driven to make an impact
- Enjoys working cross-functionally and influencing diverse stakeholder groups
- Customer-focused with the ability to bridge technical and commercial conversations
- Experienced in developing relationships with key opinion leaders, customers, and industry stakeholders


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Desirable Experience
- Product management, product development, marketing, or commercial strategy experience
- Background in molecular genetics, cancer genetics, cytogenetics, or clinical genomics
- Laboratory experience with NGS technologies
- Experience supporting commercial growth within diagnostics or clinical genomics markets
This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys combining scientific expertise with commercial thinking, working alongside R&D, marketing, and sales teams to shape the future of innovative genomic solutions.
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