Marketing Associate, Beacon Biosignals
$75-95k
+ Equity
AI brain monitoring
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AI brain monitoring
21-100 employees
Be an early applicant
$75-95k
+ Equity
21-100 employees
Company mission
To improve human health by enabling rapid, targeted interventions through advanced brain analytics.
Role
Who you are
- Experience using marketing, business development, and AI platforms (Hubspot, Apollo, Asana, Sharepoint, Figma, video-editing tools, LLMs)
- A strong aptitude for organization, project management, and cross-functional collaboration
- Extreme attention to detail, excels at managing competing deadlines and priorities
- You're comfortable in scientific or research settings; bonus if you have neuroscience familiarity
- Familiarity with academic or industry conferences (e.g., poster builds, abstract submissions)
What the job involves
- We're looking for an organized, innovative marketing professional to serve as the operational engine behind our Life Sciences Marketing team. You'll be the person who makes things happen, turning strategy into action, managing the details that drive results, and building systems that help our marketing and business development teams work smarter
- Own our conference calendar end-to-end, from identifying opportunities to post-event ROI analysis
- Coordinate all event logistics including sponsorships, travel, registration, vendor relationships, and budget tracking
- Develop pre- and post-event outreach strategies, including attendee targeting and follow-up campaigns
- Manage deadlines around scientific content submissions (abstracts, posters) and social amplification around events
- Maintain clean, actionable data across our marketing and BD systems
- Add relevant leads and contacts from contact databases
- Implement tagging structures and workflows that enable our team to work more efficiently
- Manage the marketing attribution model across touch points
- Manage our editorial calendar and grow our LinkedIn presence (with expansion to other platforms)
- Create compelling content that connects our science with broader industry conversations
- Collaborate with designers to produce engaging visuals, animations, and data storytelling
- Track relevant awareness days, research milestones, and cultural moments to keep our content timely
- Identify award opportunities and manage submissions from application to announcement
- Scout podcast and speaking opportunities for our subject matter experts
Our take
The brain has long been considered one of the most mysterious fields of medicine - and psychiatric and neurological diseases therefore one of the least understood. Better access to real-time brain data, however, could change this. That’s exactly what Beacon Biosignals is hoping to deliver.
Beacon Biosignals has developed a scalable electroencephalogram (EEG) analytics platform that leverages AI to more accurately and insightfully manage brain data. Its capabilities run from analysing existing data, to identifying and standardising neorobiomarkers, to continuously aggregating and analysing trial data.
The hope is that this will help clinical brain researchers carry out faster and more accurate work, ultimately accelerating the pace of treatment development in neurology. It’s a smart new AI application, and Beacon Biosignals is acquiring new companies to scale and receiving handsome funding - but for that reason the company isn’t alone in pursuing it. Bitbrain is also developing neurology AI, although with a tighter focus on product development. This may help differentiate Beacon Biosignals in what is still a relatively new market area.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
40% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)
Nov 2025
$86m
SERIES B
Nov 2021
$27m
SERIES A
Total funding: $116.5m
Company HQ
Beacon Hill, Boston, MA
Leadership
Jarrett Revels
(Co-Founder & CTO)Previously a Software Engineer at MissionFocus, who then moved into various engineering and research roles at MIT.
Jacob Donoghue
(Co-Founder & CEO)Completed a Neuroscience PhD at MIT, and received his MD from Harvard Medical School. Subsequently carried out research for Cyberkinetics Neurotechnology Systems and Massachusetts General Hospital.
Brandon Westover
(Co-Founder)Received his MD from Washington University School of Medicine, then took up a Neurology residency at Harvard Medical School. Alongside his work at Beacon Biosignals, is also an HST Faculty member at MIT and a Neurologist/Medical AI Researcher at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Syd Cash
(Co-Founder)An Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School, who also leads the Center for Neurotechnology and Neurorecovery at MGH.
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