Graduate Life Sciences Event Producer - Remote

Overview

Graduate Life Sciences Event Producer (Remote)

£30,000 - £32,000 salary dependent on experience, plus anticipated performance-related bonus of £5,000+. Excellent opportunities for career and salary progression.

Send a covering letter and CV to Diana Georgi at  We do not use AI tools to screen candidates - every application is read carefully by Diana. However, we use AI text detection tools to determine whether AI was use to create your application. We kindly ask you to write your covering letter in your own words.

This position is available immediately. Interviews start immediately and early application is advised.

The interview process is (1) telephone screen to establish a fit on both sides, (2) written task, (3) second round interview, (4) final questions, potentially leading to an offer. The interview process should take no longer than two weeks.

The successful candidate will join a close, friendly team, working for a company with a strong social mission and a clear purpose beyond just making money.

You will research exciting areas within the realm of the life sciences, researching topics and speaking to scientists, building agendas, securing scientific speakers, writing copy, and running digital and in-person events, including the UK's largest life sciences event.

The role suits someone who loves science but doesn't want to work in the lab, enjoys talking to people and is intellectually curious, is creative, entrepreneurial, can write well, has an eye for detail, is organised and likes building new products.

Head of Production, Diana Georgi

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This is a remote role, although you must be able to travel to London for one day per month, and travel to our two large events (London and Boston). You must be based in the UK, with a legal right to work in the UK.

Our mission: Front Line Genomics is a social business with a mission to deliver the benefits of genomics to patients faster. We were set up following the death of the CEO's father to a rare form of cancer, and we have a deep desire to improve the lives of patients and the general public.

Our culture: We are an intelligent, ambitious and friendly team, who value great ideas and healthy debate. Our core values are transparency, positivity, commitment to excellence, friendly and every idea counts. We are all committed to our social mission, and care passionately about the work we do.

Products: We run the Festival(s) of Genomics & Biodata in London and Boston (the London event is the UK's largest life sciences event), several senior-level meetups, webinars and reports. We also produce articles, interviews and other content for our audience, housed on our website.

Who we help: We help people working in healthcare organisations (such as the NHS), academia/research, pharma/biotech and others to make better use of genomics, omics, biodata, AI and other related technologies. We also support technology companies, investors, government officials and patient organisations.

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The main elements of this role are as follows:

• Contribute to business and events strategy. You will have the opportunity to influence the overall business and events strategy immediately, also helping to develop the strategy for events that you produce.
• Build strategically meaningful partnerships with key individuals and organisations who can help us achieve our objectives (and who we can help achieve theirs).

• Research with scientists and others. You will conduct deep, detailed research with scientists working at the leading edge of their field, developing relationships with key contacts. You will gather the required amount of intelligence/information to build your products and document your research notes for other project team members and for future use.
• Agenda/product building. You will write compelling, detailed agendas/outlines/sessions for conferences, webinars and the Festivals that dig deep, resonate with our audience and accurately reflect their priorities.
• Speaker acquisition. Leveraging the strength of our brands and agendas/outlines…